Nick & Nora

English right|thumb Etymology Named by bartender Dale DeGroff (circa 1987) after Nick and Nora Charles, fictional detectives who used similar glasses. The style of glass dates to at least the 1930s. Noun A glass with a long stem and a high-sided bowl with a narrow mouth and a moderate capacity (being taller than a coupe but smaller than a flute), used to serve cocktails. en 2024-11-12 Nichole Schnitzler Chicago Cocktails: An Elegant Collection of Over 100 Recipes Inspired by the Windy City Cider Mill Press 9781400340637 292 ... a Nick & Nora and garnish with a lime twist. en 2024-12-03 Trisha Pintavorn Atlanta Cocktails: An Elegant Collection of Over 100 Recipes Inspired by Georgia’s Capital Cider Mill Press 9781400344901 308 Double-strain the cocktail into a Nick & Nora and garnish with a nasturtium leaf and, if using, red marigolds. en 2025-09-02 Thomas Nelson Florida Cocktails: An Elegant Collection of Over 100 Recipes Inspired by the Sunshine State 9781400348961 87 2. Strain the cocktail into another shaker without ice and dry-shake. 3. Pour the cocktail into a Nick & Nora and garnish with edible flowers or dehydrated rose. Alternative forms Nick and Nora