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A split base of aquavit and tequila yields a rich drink without a lot of sugar.
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A split base of aquavit and tequila yields a rich drink without a lot of sugar.
This not-quite-fifty-fifty Martini riff appears in The Nomad Cocktail Book, by bar director Leo Robitschek.
Sherry, dark rum and coffee liqueur make for a low-proof drink that's still rich and complex.
Known as St. Tammany on the Maison Premiere menu, this drink’s distinctive flavor came from three non-traditional twists.
This straight-shooting recipe calls on an atomizer for the absinthe rinse to enhance the drink's aromatics.
This interpretation of the classic calls on a split base of rye and Cognac.