The History of the Mojito
The Mojito has got to be one of the most iconic and easily recognizable cocktails. Most people famil...
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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.
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Serving your cocktail in a chilled glass can greatly enhance its enjoyment, keeping it at the optimal temperature for longer. Simply fill the glass with ice and water to chill it while you prepare your drink, and then dump it out just before straining your cocktail into the glass. This is especially important for stirred, spirit-forward drinks like Martinis or Manhattans.
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