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Prepare a Game of Thrones cocktail with Casa Dragones Sipping Tequila.

"The battle between fire and ice is brewing in Westeros, a war that is about to have a serious impact on your cocktail hour (but with less bloodshed).

Daenerys Targaryen—Khaleesi—Mother of Dragons, has suddenly flown into the limelight, positioning herself to take over the Iron Throne. In the past five seasons, she has birthed dragons from a smoldering fire, led her people across the desert, freed the slaves of Astapor, and has taught women worldwide how to wear a cape like a boss. And she deserves a drink.

Jeff Bell, lead bartender of New York’s PDT, has crafted a “Mother of Dragons” cocktail just for VF.com. It’s based on a classic sherry cobbler, a summery but secretly boozy cocktail that is sweet, sophisticated, and fiery. Bell gracefully blends Casa Dragones Blanco tequila with fresh fruit, agave, Lustau Amontillado Almacenista, and a heavy dose of Hellfire shrub—a barman’s equivalent to dragon fire. The cocktail is garnished with a fresh raspberry, a blackberry, and a lime peel cut into a circle, representing the dragons eggs: one black, one red, and one green. It’s savory and smooth from the balance of tequila and sherry, with bright summer flavors of fresh berries and lime, ending with a kick of heat at the back of your throat. We can’t promise you’ll take over the Iron Throne, but you’ll definitely be breathing fire.

Mother of Dragons by Jeff Bell from PDT
1.5 oz. Tequila Casa Dragones Blanco
.75 oz. Lustau Amontillado Almacenista sherry
.5 oz. agave syrup
Fresh raspberries
Fresh blackberries
1 lime peel for garnish
1 lime wedge
10 drops of Bittermens Hellfire Shrub

Muddle a lime wedge, one raspberry, and one blackberry with agave syrup in a cocktail tin until the fruit is completely macerated. Add the tequila, sherry, and the Hellfire Shrub. Shake with ice and strain into a chilled rocks glass, and top with crushed ice. Garnish with one raspberry, one blackberry, and a lime peel cut into an egg-shaped disk. Caution: dragon fire has the unfortunate effect of melting ice, so park those babies outside."