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These ingredients infuse cocktails with fresh, vibrant, and complex flavors that are both refreshing and satisfying. Infusions are another excellent method, allowing the herbs to steep in spirits or syrups for a more concentrated flavor. Shake well and strain into a highball glass filled with ice. Add rum and ice.
A shaker, strainer, jigger, and barspoon are the cornerstones of any home bar. Consider having a selection of rocks glasses, martini glasses, and highball glasses to suit different drink styles. Essential Bar Tools: Shaker: For chilling and mixing ingredients. BarSpoon: For stirring and layering ingredients.
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