“There are no second acts in American life.” –F. Scott Fitzgerald “Yes there are.” –The Fitzgerald Cocktail Yes, there are. Of course there are. F. Scott Fitzgerald was never more ...

Jazz up a Gin Sour with some fruit ... the most you can face is slinging some Gordon's in a tomato juice. Find the recipe at andrewzimmern.com Corpse Reviver No.2 There are two Corpse Reviver ...

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The Clover Club was invented in the 1880s but popularized in the early 2000s, thanks to the classic cocktail revival and a ...

That’s why I had to take a moment to consider a new recipe which I saw for ... I have never in my life imagined: gin and red wine. The Gin & Cabernet Sour, from wine brand WSJ Wine, pairs ...

There's no cooking required, just patience as the sloes steep in the gin. Sloes are too bitter and sour to eat raw, but taste superb when preserved. They have an intense plum taste. Flavour them ...

a style that was popular in New York as it was more similar to Dutch gin than English. Those original John Collins recipes, and the Tom Collins after them, are different from a sour because of the ...

15 of Our Favorite Gin Cocktails Reiner was inspired by the recipe for a 50/50 Martini which featured equal parts gin and vermouth. For the Gin Blossom, Reiner riffed on this formula and split the ...

This quick and easy recipe for chewy, sticky florentines is ... Add the almonds, candied peel, stem ginger, and sour cherries and mix well until combined. Line a baking tray with greaseproof ...