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Looking for something tropical, refreshing, and loaded with tequila? Try this twist on the traditional margarita.
This name of this martini makes reference to its precise composition of 50 percent gin and 50 percent dry vermouth.
Once a barman's staple, orange bitters—a potent concoction of botanicals used to deepen the character of many cocktails—is nowadays hard to find.
It was born as a juniper-scented Dutch eau-de-vie. Now it's a star in the bars of the world.
Jamaican rum has been called both hellish and friendly; we call it mysteriously splendid.
In Russia, vodka is a ritual, a challenge, a kind of art—the "living water" that fuels life.
Japan’s artisanal sakes, made with age-old methods, are a revelation: complex, varied, and full of flavor.
