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High School. New York. Not very thrifty. Someone thrifty. What does thrifty mean? I'm always looking for a bargain. Not every month. Every day. A couple times a week. Pino Noir. Black coffee. Texting and driving. Noisy chewing. Sloppy people. Waiting in line. My child. Since this recipe includes fresh juice, it should be shaken.

Serve over ice in a glass with a salted rim. The cosmo became almost ubiquitous in the '90s thanks to the TV show Sex and the City , but this spin on the martini remains just as tasty today as when Carrie Bradshaw made it famous. Build all ingredients in a shaker tine with ice and shake. Strain into a martini glass and garnish with lime wheel or zest. Popular for good reason, the Moscow Mule is one of the most refreshing things to sip on a hot summer day.

Its suggested vessel, a copper mug, also just looks sharp. Squeeze lime juice into a Moscow Mule mug. Add two or three ice cubes, pour in the vodka, and fill with cold ginger beer. Stir and serve. More: Essential Vodka Cocktails. James Bond was wrong—whether you drink it with gin or vodka, stirred is the way to go when ordering a martini. Stir ingredients in a mixing glass with ice. Strain into chilled martini glass. Squeeze oil from lemon peel into the glass or garnish with olive.

Originating in Cuba, this refreshing rum-based sip is filled with mint and lime—a perfect combination for sipping by the pool or beach. If you're craving a little literary cred, the mojito was also said to be a favorite of author Ernest Hemingway. Muddle mint into a shaker tin, then add ice and all other ingredients.

Shake to chill and strain into a highball glass with ice. Top with club soda if desired and garnish with mint. More: Delicious Rum Cocktail Recipes. Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker and shake bartenders use this "dry shake" to incorporate the egg white.

Add ice and shake again. Strain over ice in a rocks glass. Created during World War I, the name of this drink was supposedly inspired by the fact that taking a sip of it feels like getting shelled with a French 75mm field gun, a powerful piece of artillery.

Shake gin, simple syrup, and lemon juice with ice. Strain into a champagne glass. Top with champagne. Strain into chilled martini glass or cocktail coupe. Low on alcohol and high on refreshment, the spritz has been a crowd-pleasing favorite aperitivo for more than two centuries.

Though it can be made with any amaro or liqueur as a base, by far the best known version is the classic Aperol Spritz :. Mix all ingredients in a wine glass with ice and gently stir.

Garnish with an orange slice. The classic recipe calls for gin, but this drink is just as tasty if you substitute vodka instead. Impress your friends with your newly found drink knowledge.

Made with bourbon or rye whiskey this drink is simple, slightly sweet and goes down smooth. It is served on the rocks and is garnished with orange slices and a cherry on top. This drink recipe is over years old and still continues as a bar mainstay today. It is related to the Martini but is made with with whiskey, sweet vermouth and Angostura bitters. It can be served with or without ice and can be garnished with a Maraschino cherry. It is classic and definitely strong.

Originally invented as a way to prevent sailors from getting scurvy the Gimlet is a super refreshing way to enjoy gin. It's just gin, lime juice and simple syrup. Garnishes can vary such as basil, mint or even celery. Moscow Mules contrary to the name were actually invented in the United States in the 's. They have recently surged in popularity because they are super refreshing, easy to drink and are served in a signature copper mug that will keep your drink ice cold all night long.

It is a mixture of vodka and ginger beer, then garnished with a lime. It is also a great summer drink, its refreshing and sweet and is a great way to use Jack Daniels other than putting it in Coke. It's just lemonade with a shot of Jack, triple sec and lemon lime soda. Gin and Tonics are a super classic cocktail. They are great in summer because they are also very refreshing but also have just the right amount of sweetness and also taste herbal.



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