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This appropriately sunset-coloured cocktail serves a cacophony of flavours that combine to deliver a symphony of surprisingly harmonious sips.
One of the simplest and best mixed drinks ever devised, hence its lasting popularity. To serve as a Highball use a smaller 10oz (295ml) Highball glass
Dry and lightly fruity with herbal minerality, this is a superbly refreshing and complex long drink.
A refreshing apéritif with a mouth-salivating bitterness. Makes a Spritz seem bland.
Tall and refreshing with a delicate balance between tonic's quinine bitterness and maraschino's sweetness.
Depending on how you view this, its a traditional Gin & Tonic with a splash of bitter liqueur adding colour and herbal fruity complexity. Or a G&T take
Chartreuse fans will appreciate this drink, which is also an approachable way for novices to acquire a taste for the green stuff. It's also a great brunch
Surprisingly tasty and very refreshing. Forget rhubarb & custard.
Take one per day in the hope it will aid your health, wealth and happiness. OK, its efficacious effect is most likely to benefit the latter at a cost to
Aperitif-style, tall and refreshing.
A simple but very tasty way to enjoy tequila.
Adapted from a recipe created for Campari by Jan & Hannah Van Ongevalle in Belgium.
Dry, crisp, refreshing and cleansing. Sip, contemplate and say to yourself, The world is my lobster.
A lower alcohol and lower sugar version of a Vodka & Tonic (VAT). Light and refreshing. One for a hot summer's afternoon.
Perhaps this would more aptly be named the Alpine Cup. No matter, it's a true Summer Cup in style, well-balanced and refreshing any season of the year.
Bittersweet and Martini in style but with the hard edges smoothed and a hint of eastern spice added. Perhaps more a digestivo than an aperitivo.
Bittersweet and very refreshing with hints of zesty citrus freshness.
Crisp dry apple with delicate quinine tonic bitterness.
This drink combines the fever quenching G&T with medicinal lavender and flavoursome mezcal from the Mexican territories where us Brits are susceptible
A light and refreshing way to enjoy cognac. Best appreciated as a summertime aperitif.
Portugal's answer to the G&T is tasty, balanced, superbly refreshing and has a relatively low alcohol strength.
A Portuguese apéritif (Porto Tonico) influenced by a bittersweet Italian aperitivo.
A lower alcohol and lower sugar version of a Gin & Tonic with a smaller serve of gin topped with equal parts tonic water and soda water so reducing the
Something of a Spanish phenomenon, where the G&T (which in England has been traditionally served in a tall slim Collins glass) tends to be served in a
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