I found this recipe on liquor.com.
bourbon, lemon juice, simple syrup, red wine
This is another old, pre-Prohibition drink. Before it was called a New York sour it went by the names Continental Sour, Southern Whiskey Sour, Brunswick Sour, and Claret Snap. And it isn’t really even from New York – a bartender in Chicago came up with it first.
It’s a pretty drink, no doubt. But it’s really just a Whiskey Sour with a tiny bit of red wine on top. (Mine looks like I have a bunch of red wine in there, but it’s just the way one ounce of wine settled into the glass off the back of a spoon!) The flavors of the Whiskey Sour are strong enough that you don’t really taste the wine.
And it’s good! But if you’ve seen my Whiskey Sour post, you knew that already.