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01/01/2009
This sweet-tart wine punch was invented by members of the Junior League of Houston book club in the 1970s.
Issue #121
07/11/2008
This tangy sangria is named after the Louisiana town where Tabasco sauce was invented.
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07/11/2008
This tart punch is a refreshing, fruity base for a number of summer cocktails.
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07/11/2008
This tart, spicy martini is a delightful twist on conventional sangria.
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11/10/2008
The name of this flaming red wine punch translates from the German as punch glow bowl.
Issue #116
11/10/2008
This tea-infused champagne punch makes an elegant centerpiece for any festive occasion.
Issue #116
11/10/2008
This smooth-drinking white wine– and cognac-based punch is inspired by one described in a poem by the 17th-century English army captain Alexander Radcliffe.
Issue #116
09/05/2008
This champagne cocktail takes its greenish hue from a splash of absinthe.
Issue #114
09/05/2008
The simple method of mixing champagne and orange juice, popularized in Paris and London in the 1920s, has an enduring appeal. This recipe was published with David Wondrich's article "Classic Eye-Openers" (October 2008).
Issue #114
07/18/2008
In this cocktail, two kinds of bitters, orange and Angostura, add an aromatic dimension to the sherry.
Issue #113
07/18/2008
In this cocktail, a touch of citrus offsets the sherry's nutty character.
Issue #113
05/07/2008
Matt’s El Rancho in Austin combines two festive drinks in its sangria margarita.
Issue #112
02/02/2007
Invented at Harry’s Bar in Venice, Italy, this tantalizing cocktail is sweet and luscious.
Issue #38
02/02/2007
To make a proper French kir, don’t stint on the crème de cassis—the final result should be a dark rosé hue.
Issue #30
02/02/2007
This potent Swedish spiced wine is sure to brighten even the darkest winter night.
Issue #23
02/02/2007
It’s rare to find a bar that routinely serves this old-fashioned cocktail, but it’s simple enough to make yourself.
Issue #7
02/02/2009
The French call this classic “fraises au vin rouge”—the better the wine and berries, the better the drink.
Issue #6
02/02/2007
This potion isn’t as harmless as it looks. One taste and you’ll understand why.
Issue #3
05/23/2013
This rosy-hued champagne cocktail makes the most of rhubarb season.
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