3 easy spring cocktails you can make at home
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Perfect if you're hosting guests this Holiday weekend
From the sneaker enthusiast to the cocktail concocter, here are some gifts that are guaranteed to be used and cherished.
From the sneaker enthusiast to the cocktail concocter, here are some gifts that are guaranteed to be used and cherished.
Subscribe to Wine Enthusiast Newsletters Get the latest news, reviews, recipes and gear sent to your inbox. Thank You! We've received your email address, and soon you will start getting exclusive offers and news from Wine Enthusiast. Hemingway isn’t the only author who brought signature cocktails to readers’ lips. There was also Hunter S. Thompson and his love for Singapore Slings, seen in The Long Goodbye, and writer Dorothy Parker’s love for Scotch makes its way into Just a Little One, which appeared in a 1928 edition of The New Yorker. Despite her love of...
Why you want this: As we ready ourselves to emerge from Dry January (if you’ve made it this far!), why not return to the world of cocktails with a few dashes more sophistication? In Cocktail Codex, co-owners of popular craft cocktail bar Death & Co. present their thesis that all drinks stem from six “root cocktails.” They explain the classic templates—the old-fashioned, martini, daiquiri, sidecar, whiskey highball, and flip—before delving into the details and demonstrating how to improvise on them. Advertisement What the experts say: Dan Q. Dao of Food & Wine writes: “The trio ...