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Longshoreman
Big flavours combine harmoniously in this Manhattan riff which substitutes bitters for an amaro
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Walter Reynolds
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11th July at 05:43
When I first sipped a Longshoreman it was off-putting. Before I finished the drink, though, I was a fan, having come to appreciate its dark and complex character. 4/5
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