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Toast the First Ladies With Thompson Hotels' Limited-Edition Cocktails – Robb Report
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This President’s Day (and beyond), forget the commanders-in-chief and celebrate the women who were by their sides, instead. To welcome the new Thompson Washington D.C. to the portfolio, select Thompson hotels in the U.S. and Mexico are launching limited-edition “Ladies First” cocktails, each inspired by a First Lady (both U.S. and Mexican) who helped further the advancement of women and evolve the scope of their office. From Martha Washington (the only women to have appeared on U.S. paper currency) and Florence Harding (who first opened the White House to the public, and gave tours herself) to Margarita Maza de Juarez (who with her husband, Benito, fought for democracy and the rights of Mexico’s indigenous peoples), the boozy libations tell some important stories.
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This President’s Day (and beyond), forget the commanders-in-chief and celebrate the women who were by their sides, instead. To welcome the new Thompson Washington D.C. to the portfolio, select Thompson hotels in the U.S. and Mexico are launching limited-edition “Ladies First” cocktails, each inspired by a First Lady (both U.S. and Mexican) who helped further the advancement of women and evolve the scope of their office. From Martha Washington (the only women to have appeared on U.S. paper currency) and Florence Harding (who first opened the White House to the public, and gave tours herself) to Margarita Maza de Juarez (who with her husband, Benito, fought for democracy and the rights of Mexico’s indigenous peoples), the boozy libations tell some important stories.