
Macunaíma
A citrusy shaken drink that's become a national favorite in Brazil.
- story: Mary Anne Porto
- photo: Punch
A citrusy shaken drink that's become a national favorite in Brazil.
A cocktail featuring gin, lime juice, sugar and water that was likely developed aboard British Royal Naval ships as a means to prevent scurvy.
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A neo-tiki Negroni, made with blackstrap rum and "Ferrari."
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The New York bar’s signature, smoky serve.
Kümmel meets Campari and aged rum for a robust, slightly savory cocktail.
A shaken mix of Becherovka, bourbon and lime, served on the rocks.