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No. 29: Jan/Feb 2011

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    Recipes

    Cocktails

    Cocktails Improved Opera Cocktail, Bored Stiff, Piccolo, Meyer Lemon Aged Rum Sour, The Haberdasher, Red Pepper Daisy, El Nacional, Aguamiel, Vin Amer Fizz, Ft. Point, Peralta, Adam & Eve on a Raft

    Cravings

    Grasshopper Bars

    How-to

    Homemade Lime Cordial

    Features

    Heart & Soul

    Layered with subtlety, premium tequilas and mezcals are worth getting to know.

    The Price Is Right

    Great wine values are hidden in plain sight—you just need to know where to look.

    Against the Grain

    Brewers around the country are swapping barley for rye, with delicious results. Read More »

    Pilgrim’s Progess

    Boston’s bartenders are putting the city’s cocktails back on the map.

    Tea for You

    Think tea’s not your thing? We’ve got 12 teas that’ll change your tune.

    Departments

    Uncorked

    Discover earthy fig and black tea jam, five places to find a perfect pint of Guinness, Maurin Quina cocktails, and what Ina Garten sips when she’s on the road.

    Dr. Cocktail

    Think you know the Daiquiri? Now get the rest of the story.

    Distilled

    Wondering if Campari is vegetarian-friendly? Need to know what to do with that old bottle of Lemonique? We’ve got answers.

    Taste-Test

    Find out which black IPAs offer the best balance of malts and hops.

    Gear

    Which pour-over coffee brewer will produce your perfect cup?

    Elements

    Meyer lemons let bartenders experiment with the softer side of citrus. Read More »

    Characters

    Part mad scientist, part cocktail pioneer, Dave Arnold is shaking up everything you know about drinks.

    Mix It Up

    Skip the store-bought stuff and make your own fresh lime cordial.

    Scene Scout

    The Windy City gets a welcome British invasion with Blokes & Birds. A tiny Italian village that would do anything to keep the beer flowing.

    Cravings

    Crème de menthe makes a splash in fudgy Grasshopper Bars.

    Quench

    A tiny Italian village that would do anything to keep the beer flowing.

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