We’re celebrating the 10th anniversary of our first book by sharing some of our favorite (and lesser-known) recipes from "Death & Co: Modern Classic Cocktails" throughout the month. First up is Joaquín Simó’s Maggie Smith, a riff on Between the Sheets, a classic made with equal parts rum, cognac, and orange liqueur, plus lemon juice. Inspired by a scene in the 1982 Agatha Christie adaptation “Evil Under the Sun,” which starred the late Maggie Smith, Joaquín swapped in pisco for cognac and replaced some the orange liqueur’s sweetness with orgeat and honey syrup, creating a more layered, citrusy drink. Though originally served with a lime wheel, Joaquín recently switched the garnish to an orange twist when the  drink was featured in The New York Times upon the dame’s passing.