Picon

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This style is called "Picon" and is from the K. Jacques

Shoebunny 2009
But drinking a Picon Punch at home and far from sheep country seems akin to putting a rare bird in a cage and trying to make it sing.

How the West Was Drunk 2009
When the talk turned to the Picon Punch, they all shook their heads gravely.

How the West Was Drunk 2009
But drinking a Picon Punch at home and far from sheep country seems akin to putting a rare bird in a cage and trying to make it sing.

How the West Was Drunk 2009
When the talk turned to the Picon Punch, they all shook their heads gravely.

How the West Was Drunk 2009
The Picon Punches at the Noriega were mixed, as many are today in the West, with an American-made substitute, called Torani Amer, which one of the party noted was made by the same company that manufactures flavorings for coffee shops.

How the West Was Drunk 2009
The Jacob Marley character is Molly Picon , who was an actress of the Yiddish theater.

Jackie Hoffman Shakes Up Christmas Marshall Heyman 2011
The Picon Punch — an assertive, tart, and largely forgotten cocktail — is one of them.

How the West Was Drunk 2009
The essential ingredient — Amer Picon — is actually no longer available in the U.S. (though you can still find it in France).

How the West Was Drunk 2009
The natural habitat of the Picon Punch — among Basque shepherds, in the wilds of California — is its great appeal.

How the West Was Drunk 2009