Winterize Your Cocktails With Pine Syrup
An evergreen sweetener inspired by Korean sol ip chung adds an aromatic twist to any cocktail.
- story: Roger Kamholz
- photo: Lizzie Munro
An evergreen sweetener inspired by Korean sol ip chung adds an aromatic twist to any cocktail.
With ginger or without, fresh or fermented—the right way to prepare the Caribbean holiday staple is hotly debated between islands.
Float these easy-to-make toppers on your next round of Irish Coffee, Espresso Martinis and more.
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