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Sherry Cocktails – Lower Your ABV

The Whisky Exchange

Try subbing 50ml of dry manzanilla for the London dry in your Negroni and you’ll have a great aperitif that’s easier on your head than the original. Lightly muddle the mint leaves to wake them up a bit and then fill the glass to the brim with ice cubes. Top with soda water and enjoy. Add ice cubes and shake hard.

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Sherry Wine 101 With Cocktail Recipes

Marketview Liquor Blog

It can range from light and crisp to rich and full-bodied and is typically enjoyed as an aperitif. In a shaker, muddle orange slices and berries with 1 ounce of syrup. The post Sherry Wine 101 With Cocktail Recipes appeared first on Marketview Liquor Blog. Here are some of the most common types of sherry you should know about.

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Sherry Wine 101 With Cocktail Recipes

Marketview Liquor Blog

It can range from light and crisp to rich and full-bodied and is typically enjoyed as an aperitif. In a shaker, muddle orange slices and berries with 1 ounce of syrup. The post Sherry Wine 101 With Cocktail Recipes appeared first on Marketview Liquor Blog. Here are some of the most common types of sherry you should know about.

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Most Popular Mixed Drinks

Marketview Liquor Blog

To start, muddle 3 fresh mint leaves with 1 ounce of simple syrup and ½ ounce of lime juice in a glass. It combines the bitterness of Aperol, a vibrant Italian aperitif, with the fizziness of prosecco and a splash of soda water. The post Most Popular Mixed Drinks appeared first on Marketview Liquor Blog.

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Most Popular Mixed Drinks

Marketview Liquor Blog

To start, muddle 3 fresh mint leaves with 1 ounce of simple syrup and ½ ounce of lime juice in a glass. It combines the bitterness of Aperol, a vibrant Italian aperitif, with the fizziness of prosecco and a splash of soda water. The post Most Popular Mixed Drinks appeared first on Marketview Liquor Blog.