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12/21/2010
The Seelbach comes with one of the best cocktail party tales: hailing from the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, the drink took a nearly 80-year hiatus. Most likely a consequence of Prohibition, the original 1917 recipe disappeared until 1995, when a Seelbach hotel manager rediscovered it. While carrying the punch of two types of bitters, Angostura and Peychaud, the drink is rounded with fragrant orange flavors, and finished with an effervescent float of Champagne.
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01/12/2010
Brandy and Bénédictine, just like gin and vermouth, are two spirits that were born to be paired together.
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Source: Drinks Mixer
11/24/2009
The combination of bright red pomegranate juice and mint screams Christmas. With ginger and citrus soda, it is a refreshing break from rich holiday dishes.
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Source: eCurry
11/24/2009
Adding cranberry juice to hot apple cider gives it a tart and festive flavor to make it kid-friendly, leave out the spiced rum.
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Source: Andrea Meyers
11/23/2009
Thanks to cranberry juice and a coconut flake rim, this cocktail looks just like Santa’s hat turned upside down.
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Source: Celebrations
11/23/2009
Blue as ice thanks to blue curacao, this drink is a chilly treat for holiday entertaining.
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Source: Hostess with the Mostess
11/19/2009
This drink combines hibiscus flowers preserved in syrup and champagne, making a stunning drink that's perfect for any celebration.
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Source: The Hungry Mouse
11/19/2009
Champagne is a must-have on New Year's Eve: try dressing it up with elderflower liqueur, mint, and cucumber, for a sweet and refreshing cocktail.
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Source: Zested
11/19/2009
Elevating a mimosa with Campari is a perfect way to serve up cocktails during a New Year's brunch—you can use up any leftover champagne from the night before.
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Source: Laylita's Recipes
11/19/2009
Adding gelatin can make almost any cocktail into a wiggly shot. These untraditional cocktails are a fun way to add flair to a New Year's party.
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Source: Big Red Kitchen
11/19/2009
Hot buttered rum is a holiday staple. But mix in some ice cream and this family favorite only gets better. Keep a batch on hand in the freezer for unexpected holiday guests.
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Source: Luna Cafe
11/19/2009
Rich liqueurs are mixed to taste exactly like a freshly baked sugar cookie.
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Source: Grin and Bake It
11/19/2009
Two favorite holiday recipes are combined to make the ultimate party drink. This is ideal for holiday parties, as most of the recipe can be prepared ahead of time.
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Source: Once Upon a Chef
11/19/2009
Cranberries and ginger make a wonderful and potent New Year's cocktail.
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Source: Food Channel
11/19/2009
On a cold New Year's Eve, celebrate with a cocktail that transports you somewhere tropical. This beautiful rum and citrus recipe does just that.
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Source: White on Rice Couple
11/19/2009
This citrusy Christmas cocktail is great with either ginger ale for the kids or champagne for adults.
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Source: The Review Lady
08/02/2009
No day at the races would be complete without this bourbon libation.
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Source: Imbibe Magazine
07/14/2009
The addition of fresh peaches gives this vintage cocktail youthful appeal.
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Source: The Beverage Information Group
07/14/2009
Not a cocktail for the faint of heart, this potent brew mixes Belgian beer with gin and a touch of absinthe.
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Source: Serious Eats
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