Cocktails Created from the History Books
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..... is a brand new spanking infographic that we've had produced to show you some metrics in the cocktail making industry.
Stats such as average ingredient count, most used spirits and mixers, and some quirky cocktails facts are included. We're just putting the finishing touches to it and should have it out later this week. Check back then to find out more.
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Just like cooking, consider using seasonal ingredients to make your cocktails. Fresh summer fruits, herbs, and edible flowers can add a fresh twist to your drinks, while autumn and winter call for ingredients like apple cider, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Seasonal ingredients are not only at their peak of flavor but also can inspire you to create themed drinks that fit the time of year.
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