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Mulled-Cherry Port Wine (house-made) 2-3 Dashes of Chocolate Bitters Garnish: Smoked Glass / Skewered Mulled Cherry Preparation Combine all ingredients and pour into a smoked coupe glass. Check out the recipe below. Whiskey Rye Not? by J Adams Ingredients 2 oz. Toasted Pecan Rye Whiskey (house-made) 5 oz. Allspice Dram.5
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It has funky, tropical notes from the rum and pineapple juice appealing to your tiki lovers, and the addition of Campari will bring some bitter qualities that your Negroni drinker will find comfort in. If you are looking to branch out to try a tropical, bitter, but crushable cocktail, I highly recommend ordering a Jungle Bird.”
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La Ruina’s cocktail menu highlights ‘revitalized’ staple cocktails made with specialty tequila, rum, wine, and mezcal.” The restaurant’s bar and accompanying wine cellar offer equally impressive programs. Adjacent to the dining room, The Cellar holds more than 1,200 wines from around the world,” says Galicia.
Wine-based cocktails can be a great alternative to traditional mixed drinks as they are low in alcohol, lighter and more approachable. The versatility of wine cocktails ranges from bubbly and fruity to herbaceous and complex, and appeals to a wide range of palates. Balance is key Aim for a balance of sweet, sour, and bitter elements.
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