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6 of the Best Bourbon Cocktails for Spring

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With a build of bourbon, crème de cassis, lemon juice, simple syrup, and bitters, this modern classic bridges the gap between a Whiskey Sour and a Bramble for a cocktail that’s ready-made for spring sipping. While first officially documented by bartender Jerry Thomas (a.k.a.

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Simply Mixology Classes: Effortless Cocktails & Easy Techniques for Home Bartenders

Mixologists

Simple syrup is easy to make and a must-have. Video: Stirring techniques demonstration) Muddling: We demonstrate how to effectively muddle fruits and herbs to extract maximum flavor, avoiding over-muddling. Stock a variety to expand your cocktail repertoire.

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Simply Mixology Classes: Effortless Cocktails & Easy Techniques for Home Bartenders

Mixologists

A wooden or silicone muddler with a flat or toothed end is recommended, depending on the ingredients you're muddling. Mixers: Juices (lemon, lime, orange, cranberry), sodas (club soda, ginger ale), and simple syrup – the supporting cast. Strainer: To remove ice and solids, achieving a smooth, velvety texture.

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Moonlit Mists: Refreshing Desert Mocktails for Stargazing Glamping Nights

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For a prickly pear syrup, simmer 1 cup prickly pear juice with 1/2 cup sugar until it thickens, about 15-20 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent burning. For a desert sage syrup, steep 1/4 cup fresh sage leaves in 1 cup hot simple syrup for 30 minutes, then strain.