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Archive for October, 2009


Aviation
The classic Aviation cocktail is simple, well balanced and refreshing, plus it’s crafted with ingredients that one can easily obtain: gin, fresh lemon juice and maraschino liqueur. Like many classic cocktails,
The Scofflaw: One Good Thing to Come out of Prohibition
The word “scofflaw” applies to one who flouts the law.  During the dark days of Prohibition, this term was a popular one, thrown at those brave, thirsty souls forced into
Review: Booker’s Bourbon
Created by Jim Beam descendant and late Beam master distiller Booker Noe, Booker’s is part elegant bourbon and part fire whiskey. Wanting to bring bourbon back to the way it
Rob Roy
The Rob Roy is basically a Manhattan that uses Scotch instead of rye. It’s believed to have been named after Robert Roy MacGregor, who was a Robin Hood-like figure in
Negroni
The Negroni starts with an Americano base -- sweet vermouth and Campari -- and adds the boozy stoutness of gin. While the Negroni is an aperitif and meant to stimulate