The Rusty Nail is a two-ingredient cocktail combining Scotch whisky and Drambuie herbal liqueur. Famous as one of Frank Sinatra's favorite cocktails in the 1960s, this classic is ready for a comeback.

ATLANTA — The Rusty Nail Pub along Buford Highway is getting ready to close its doors this weekend after nearly 50 years of business. 11Alive confirmed the dive bar will be closing on Saturday ...

The Rusty Nail is one of several longtime metro Atlanta restaurants that have closed this year, including Houck’s Grille, Doc Chey’s, King + Duke, The Original El Taco, Little 5 Pizza and the ...

Notably, the Rusty Nail's second location in Sandy Springs, which opened several years after the original, closed its doors just last year. The Rusty Nail's last call is set for Sept. 23.

O nce ubiquitous and now nearly obsolete, the Rusty Nail used to run through the New York City streets like yellow cabs ...

First and foremost, the Rusty Nail is a stone-cold classic dating back about 100 years. The cocktail gained traction in the late 1950s leading into the Rat Pack peak era of the early 1960s.

Yes, the Rusty Nail as it is normally conceived—scotch and Drambuie, either 2:1 or even equal parts (God forbid), served on ice without garnish or bitters—is two-dimensional and oversweet.

The Rusty Nail is traditionally equal parts Scotch and Drambuie, which is far too sweet; the MiG-21 dialed back the sweet liqueur, making for a drink three parts whisky and one part Drambuie.