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ounces of Martini red vermouth, a dash of Absinthe, and 1 dash of orange bitters, shake or stir with ice, and strain into a chilled glass. For more depth, add rye whiskey or cognac and a few dashes of Peychaud's bitters, known for their spicy profile. Notably, Chill the Absinthe and spirit of choice, then combine them in equal ratios.
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Held during Tales of the Cocktail, the second year of the competition introduced a live judging across all classes of spirits, domestic and international — whiskey, gin, brandy, baijiu, vodka, rum, agave spirits, liqueurs and non-alcoholic – as well as a new category of ready-to-drink (RTD) cocktails.
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