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Southside
A pre-Prohibition combination of lemon, mint and gin.
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Gimlet
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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Pink Gin
The once-ubiquitous British cocktail, turned modern-day apéritif.
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Fifty-Fifty Martini
A lighter take on the classic dry Martini.
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Vesper
The cocktail that James Bond originally asked for “shaken, not stirred.”
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Martini 1888
A modern interpretation of the first-ever written record of the Martini.
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Martinez
A modern, drier adaptation of the Martini's relative.
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Bijou
A delicate, drier version from bartending legend Dale DeGroff.
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Gin Rickey
A dry gin cocktail whose first appearance in a drinks manual dates to 1903.
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