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A Lighter Shade of Negroni

The classic Negroni gets a splash of citrus in this cocktail.
A Less Famous Classic Cocktail

A book on retro cocktails skips the popular ones and suggests some others for revival.
A Cocktail by Hemingway

A new book looks at the drinks in the books and life of Ernest Hemingway.

A Drink With Muddled Cherries and Rosemary-Pepper Syrup

Warm up your muddling arm for this gin drink with cherries.
You'll Flip for this Rhubarb Cocktail

A cocktail from Chicago uses rhubarb and rosemary to delicious effect.
Gin & Tonic & A Little Extra

A few suggestions for sprucing up a summer classic.
A Cocktail to Kick Start the Summer

Give this juicy cocktail with Pimm's and cucumber gin a try.
A Gentle Gin Drink With Fruity Undertones

From a new cocktail book comes a subtle apricot and peach-touched gin cocktail.
A Creative Caraway Cocktail

A tiny splash of aquavit brings the bold flavor of caraway to this cocktail.
A Little Hanky Panky

The classic cocktail the Hanky Panky was invented by Savoy Hotel bartender Ada Coleman.
The Vesper

Being true to vintage recipes can require a touch of cocktail archaeology.
The New Gins

Fruity, floral,and fun are not the typical descriptors used for gin, but this new batch of brands is anything but traditional.
The Surprisingly Refreshing Combination of Cinnamon and Gin

This summertime drink, discovered at a cocktail contest in France, combines gin, plum wine, lemon, and cinnamon.
Sweet, Sparkling, and Full of Pomegranate

Sparkling wine, pomegranate, gin, and lemon all share space in this tasty cocktail.
Hardly the Last Word About the Last Word Cocktail

The Last Word is a newly-popular classic cocktail that has inspired many spin-off drinks.
The Singapore Sling

Save yourself the trip to Singapore and make the Sling at home.
Cocktails for Breakfast

The Breakfast Martini owes its name not to the time of day at which it should be served, but to one of its ingredients: orange marmalade.
Better Cocktails Across the Country

The biggest trend in cocktails is that they're getting better everywhere.
Orange You Glad You Know This?

The distinction between curacao and triple sec orange liqueurs is more a matter of history and coloring than the way they’re made today.
Tastes Great And Prevents Malaria

The tasty aperitif Dubonnet was originally designed to help the anti-malarial medicine go down.

Make it Tonight

Beef Burgers with Blue Cheese and Caramelized Onions

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