Stirred Art
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The classics
Moscow Mule
Vodka, Lime juice, Ginger beer
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Forgotten classics · no. 1
Martinez
Gin, Sweet vermouth, Maraschino liqueur, Aromatic bitters
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Halloween week
El Diablo
Reposado tequila, Crème de cassis, Lime juice, Ginger beer
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Halloween week
Death in the Afternoon
Absinthe, Champagne
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Halloween special
Corpse Reviver No. 2
Gin, Triple sec, Lillet Blanc, Lemon juice, Absinthe
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Halloween week
Bloody Mary
Vodka, Tomato juice, Lemon juice, Worcestershire, Tabasco
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Forgotten classics · no. 2
Bamboo
Amontillado sherry, Dry vermouth, Orange bitters, Aromatic bitters
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Bar tips
At the bar and at home
What to say to a bartender instead of "surprise me"
Four things people say to bartenders that don't help, and what to say instead: a flavour, a spirit, or a drink you already like.
What to order at a cocktail bar when you don't know what you like
How to order a cocktail you'll like from a menu you've never seen: start from a drink you know, describe the taste, and ask the question bartenders love.
Shaken or stirred? The actual rule
Shake drinks with juice, cream or egg. Stir drinks made only of spirits. Never shake soda. Here's why, and how long to do each.
How to make a better Martini at home
Four small changes that make a home Martini taste like a bar's: stir it, keep the vermouth in the fridge, freeze the glass, and squeeze a lemon peel over the top.
Cocktail ice: 3 mistakes to stop making at home
Why a home cocktail goes watery, and how to fix it: one big cube for strong drinks, a glass filled to the top, clear ice, and fresh ice in the glass.
Cocktail glasses: which drink goes in which glass
What each cocktail glass is for, and the three pairs people mix up: coupe or martini glass, flute or coupe, rocks glass or highball.
Batch cocktails for Thanksgiving
How to batch cocktails for Thanksgiving: three drinks you can make before guests arrive, how much water to add, and how many drinks one bottle makes.
No- and low-alcohol cocktails for Dry January
Zero-proof versions of classics you already know, and three low-ABV drinks made with sherry and vermouth, for a dry or lighter January.
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