
France’s Unsung Cocktail Hero
A crash course in using Pineau des Charentes, the fortified wine that can pinch-hit as a low-proof base spirit or an easy swap for sweeteners in just about any cocktail.
- story: Punch Staff
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A crash course in using Pineau des Charentes, the fortified wine that can pinch-hit as a low-proof base spirit or an easy swap for sweeteners in just about any cocktail.
Javelle Taft's Pineau des Charentes highball gets kicked up with green chile–flavored vodka and spicy ginger syrup.
ms franky marshall's creamy cantaloupe cocktail is built on a base of Pineau des Charentes.
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