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A style of the classic Manhattan cocktail (Rye, Sweet Vermouth, and Bitters) containing Rye, Bourbon, and Scotch whiskey, along with sweet vermouth and bitters. It is named after the famous "Rat Pack" (an entertainment group containing Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop) but given one of their preferred names for their group: The Summit. The creator claims the rye whiskey represents Frank Sinatra, the bourbon Dean Martin, the scotch Peter Lawford, the sweet vermouth Sammy Davis Jr., and the bitters Joey Bishop. Created by a student at the University of Virginia in October of 2020.
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