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10/28/2012
This throat-warming punch, adapted from a recipe by Allen Katz of The New York Distilling Company, is a sophisticated take on the old-timey cold-season cure of tea dosed with Rock and Rye cordial.
Issue #151
03/10/2009
This bourbon-based drink was originally served at the Noonday Club in St. Louis, Missouri.
Issue #119
11/11/2005
Bartenders at the Fairmont Hotel's Sazerac Bar in New Orleans make the house specialty according to this formula; if you can't find Herbsaint, you may substitute pastis.
Issue #72
02/02/2007
Homemade eggnog is much richer in flavor and texture than the commercial kind.
Issue #39
02/02/2007
Bourbon is an unabashedly Southern spirit, but this classic cocktail was invented in the heart of Yankeedom: New York City.
Issue #34
02/02/2007
Ironically, this definitive bourbon cocktail was inspired by a man who didn’t care for its taste—we can’t imagine why.
Issue #34
02/02/2007
You don’t have to wait for the Kentucky Derby to indulge in this minty cocktail—it’s a refreshing drink any day of the year.
Issue #34
02/02/2007
Don't let the innocent-sounding name fool you—this tasty concoction gets a solid kick from bourbon.
Issue #32
02/02/2007
Experiencing the Tom and Jerry is like sipping a hot toddy through a brandy-laced, nutmeg-dusted froth.
Issue #31
11/23/2012
Embrace the flavors of autumn with one of these 13 libations—from a whiskey drink sweetened with boiled cider syrup to an effervescent spiced pear collins, each beverage is easy to prepare in large batches and adds a perfect touch to your Thanksgiving celebration.
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11/20/2012
This take on the classic bourbon ball is rich with chocolate and the smoky vanilla notes of the whiskey, with an added kick from bourbon-soaked pecans.
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06/06/2012
Invented in 1972 by Robert "Rosebud" Butt, then bartender at the Oak Beach Inn in Suffolk County, Long Island, this multiliquor drink's reputation for potency quickly made it a classic.
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01/27/2012
Bourbon mixed with lemon juice, grenadine, and splash of soda gives the classic Shirley Temple a decidedly grown-up twist.
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11/03/2011
Two simple ingredients, whiskey and cider syrup, combine to make a powerfully good drink.
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10/20/2011
A festive fall punch perfect for parties, made with apple cider, hard cider, ginger beer, and whiskey.
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09/09/2011
This cocktail, the signature drink at the New York City bar 151 Rivington, was developed by proprietor Cary Kappel. It's a perfect balance of citrus and whiskey warmth, topped with a refreshing splash of seltzer— a drink for a warm Indian Summer afternoon.
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