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Today is The day Bananas debuted, so we are drinking a Nuclear Banana Daiquiri.
The drink that led to both the Negroni and the Americano. Pause and enjoy its simplicity before progressing.
A superbly refreshing cocktail on a hot day. Blend with too much ice, and you will have a tasteless slushy drink that will give you brain-ache if you drink
Ginseng bitters add bright, fresh, aromatic, aphrodisiac notes while Parfait Amour liqueur literally means perfect love. But does the alluring sunken garnish
Sake replaces vermouth in this Martini with maraschino liqueur adding deliciousness, enhanced by faint salinity.
Dry, floral, minty and herbal. A pallet cleansing Vodkatini. The few tiny shrapnels of mint that make it through the fine strainer add to this cocktail's
A bourbon lime sour, the deliciousness of which depends on the quality of your grenadine and appreciation of fernet.
Rich sloe gin, toned with dry herbal vermouth notes.
Rich, tart berry-slow gin mellows the spirituous spiced rye whiskey with delicate vanilla and liquorice. A must-try if you like Manhattans.
There are delicate and pleasing floral notes to this complex, well-balanced riff on a Negroni.
A fruity sling with Tiki flavours and well-disguised gin-laced spirituous strength. Traditionally, Sling cocktails are charged with a soda, but why use
Añejo tequila is better mixed with orange curaçao (than the usual triple sec) in this flavoursome Margarita.
Honey may slightly cloud this cocktail's appearance, but use a good raw honey, and you'll have a much-enriched Old Fashioned. The bourbon and Tennessee
A Negroni variation with vermouth amaro and tawny port, producing a dry, lightly bitter digestivo. (When made with richer ruby port, this cocktail loses
Cognac, pear and delicate elderflower floral notes with sauvignon blanc wine adding flavour and balancing acidity.
Unusually for a Sidecar, my recipe leans heavily on orange curaçao and pineau des charentes, each adding layers of flavour to this finely balanced sour.
Well-balanced, herbal sweetness, dominated by vermouth (hence the name), with faint maraschino, but perhaps the most important ingredient is the most hidden,
Lemon zesty freshness invigorated with tonic water.
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