
Egg white is the clear liquid protein (albumen) surrounding the yolk, used in cocktails purely to build foam and texture.
You are replacing protein, not flavor, so anything that foams will do the job, and volume matters more than source. Fat kills foam whatever you use.
Aquafaba
Chickpea liquid that behaves like egg white in a shaker. It is the answer for vegans and for allergies alike, and it wants a slightly longer dry shake — the foam it builds is a touch looser and dies sooner in the glass.
Foaming bitters and foamers
Ready-made preparations that build a head without egg. They work and cost less per drink, and they do not give the silky body the white does — the foam sits on top instead of running through the texture.
Refrigerated and separated to order. A bowl of whites held through a shift is the classic bar food-safety problem: nothing looks wrong with it. Pasteurized whites solve that, but the date on the carton is for the unopened pack: treat an opened one like any other dairy-case liquid and use it within a few days.

Amaretto Sour
Amaretto liqueur

Amaretto Sour (Jeffrey Morgenthaler recipe)
Bourbon, Amaretto liqueur

Clover Club
London dry gin

Clover Club – IBA
London dry gin

Pisco Sour
Pisco

Ramos Gin Fizz
Old Tom gin

Rhubarb Gimlet
London dry gin

Vodka Sour
Vodka

Vodka Sour (low-calorie)
Vodka

Whiskey Sour
Bourbon

Whiskey Sour (low-calorie)
Bourbon

White Lady
London dry gin

Caramel Whiskey Sour
Bourbon

Godfather Sour
Blended Scotch whisky, Amaretto liqueur

Mango Whiskey Sour
Bourbon

Pisco Sour – IBA
Pisco

Pisco Sour (blended)
Pisco

White Lady (low-calorie)
London dry gin

White Negroni Sour
Navy strength gin, Blanc Quinquina

Gin Sour
Old Tom gin

Negroni Amaro Sour
London dry gin

Tommy D Sour
Blended Scotch whisky

Snow White Daiquiri
Light gold rum, White rum

Alexander
London dry gin