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Narrow Results You've Selected: Gin Remove all Source Saveur (12) Esquire (2) Cocktail:UK (1) CocktailDB (1) Serious Eats (1) Difficulty Easy (17) Course Beverages (17) Cuisine American (11) Italian (2) Chinese (1) English/Scottish (1) Spanish/Portuguese (1) Season Summer (2) Occasion Cocktail Party (14) Topic Recipe (17)	07/14/2009 Bunny Hug Named for an naughty early twentieth century ragtime dance this cocktail is also called and Earthquake (in case you don't want to shout "Bunny Hug" in a crowded bar). Does Not Apply Source: Cocktail:UK 07/14/2009 Miracle Cocktail Lillet and Pernod provide the smooth sophistication that this stimulating cocktail provides. Does Not Apply Source: CocktailDB 07/14/2009 Negroni Don't be fooled by this candy-colored mainstay - the Negroni is sharp, bitter, and strangely seductive. Does Not Apply Source: Esquire 07/14/2009 Pegu Club How one nautical outpost of the British Empire gave rise to the famous Pegu cocktail. Does Not Apply Source: Esquire 07/14/2009 The Green Devil Not a cocktail for the faint of heart, this potent brew mixes Belgian beer with gin and a touch of absinthe. Does Not Apply Source: Serious Eats 02/02/2009 Martini The martini is a very serious matter—any bartender who can’t make it right might as well throw in his (or her) bar towel. Issue #7 Source: Saveur 12/08/2008 Pegu Club This pre-Prohibition classic combines traditional bitters and orange bitters. Web Exclusive! Source: Saveur 12/08/2008 Martini with Orange Bitters In the early 1900s, orange bitters were a familiar presence in classic martinis. Web Exclusive! Source: Saveur 09/05/2008 Henry C. Ramos's Gin Fizz A mix of orange flower water and gin gives this New Orleans cocktail a floral character and a hint of juniper. Issue #114 Source: Saveur 07/21/2008 SanRu Cocktail This potent, sherry-based cocktail is derived from one described in Jacinto Sanfeliu Brucart’s El Bar: Arte y Evolucion del Cocktail (Madrid, 1949). Issue #113 Source: Saveur « Previous \| 1 2 \| Next »