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Cocktail of the Week: Frey Hound
Inspired by the Greyhound — an ever-popular bar favorite — this cocktail makes upgrades in all the right places.
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Cocktail of the Week: On The Border
Smoky tequila, cocoa crème liqueur, touches of refreshing citrus and a Nutella-rimmed glass — this cocktail is doing the most, and then some
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Cocktail of the Week: White Rabbit
Smoky, spicy and subtly sweet — this cocktail hits all the right notes.
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Cocktail of the Week: The Perfect Gentleman
Whether you’re a perfect gentleman, an aspiring gentleman or simply an appreciator of gentlemen — aren’t we all? — this libation is sure to please.
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Cocktail of the Week: Long Tall Sally
Alkalizing cucumber juice, used as the main mixer here, gives this cocktail license to combine intense, spicy and acidic flavors in an uncompromising and palatable ...
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Cocktail of the Week: Texas Grenadine
Everything is bigger in Texas, and while this is just a small cocktail, it packs a big punch.
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Cocktail of the Week: El Diablo
A good tequila may inspire devilish behavior on occasion, but this cocktail is as heavenly as they come.
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Cocktail of the Week: Mango Sassy
Delicate, refreshing and bursting with fruity flavors, the Mango Sassy will get you ready for the warmer days ahead.
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Cocktail of the Week: 777 Lover
Our recipe for a great Valentine’s Day is pink paper hearts, chocolate, flowers and lots of alcohol.
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Cocktail of the Week: Winter in Caracas
This cocktail, created with Venezuelan rum, will warm you up on a cold, gloomy day.
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Cocktail of the Week: The Orchard's Trail
Mastering the art of balance, this cocktail is fresh and crisp while simultaneously rich and warm.
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Cocktail of the Week: Aperol Spritz
If you haven’t yet become acquainted with the aperitif — an alcoholic drink meant to be sipped before a meal to stimulate the appetite — ...
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Cocktail of the Week: Zesty Eddy
It’s sour, sweet, colorful and sure to put a silly smile on your face—even on a gloomy day.
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Cocktail of the Week: The Grand
There are very few cocktails that can compare to The Grand — this libation is truly in a league of its own.
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