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Overwrought reinventions aside, a new golden age for a classic cocktail has arrived. Read More...
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Cold soups take nicely to the addition of a little alcohol. Read More...
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The kalimotxo is wonderfully refreshing, and doesn’t require all that fruit-chopping and waiting. Read More...
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For summertime drinking, a pitcher of Americanos enjoyed on the back porch will not leave you down for the count. Read More...
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Drink a Paloma, made with muddled grapefruit and basil, instead. Read More...
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The whole point of drinking (and making) these peachy cocktails is that they’re easy. Read More...
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Crowned with fruit and ice, the sherry cobbler looks impressive and goes easy on you on a hot day. Read More...
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This drink tastes like the love child of a Pimm’s Cup and a Dark and Stormy. Read More...
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In this rendition of a classic cocktail, the rum is swapped for sauvignon blanc. Read More...
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The Spanish punch that is consumed in the heat doesn’t have to be oversweet or headache-inducing, particularly when it’s made with fresh, fruity wines and other fine ingredients. Read More...
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Usually light in body and moderate in alcohol, saisons are defined by their variety. Read More...
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François Hollande, a Socialist who has made a point of trying to be a “normal president,” will auction off 1,200 bottles, buy more modest vintages and return the savings. Read More...
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Bartenders at many city bars are also jumping on the raw juice wagon. Read More...
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In “The Drunken Botanist,” Amy Stewart explores the connection between plants and alcohol. Read More...
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Twenty pubs in four days. Read More...
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