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This drink's name says it all: The Old Fashioned adheres to the earliest known definition of "cocktail," which described a mixture of spirit, bitters, water and sugar.
Liquor.com: WATCH: How To Make An Old Fashioned Liquor.com 2012
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This drink's name says it all: The Old Fashioned adheres to the earliest known definition of "cocktail," which described a mixture of spirit, bitters, water and sugar.
Liquor.com: WATCH: How To Make An Old Fashioned Liquor.com 2012
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Everyone from JFK to the drink's best-known proponent, Ernest Hemingway, could be seen downing them.
Tony Sachs: How To Make A Real Daiquiri - And The Best White Rums To Make It With Tony Sachs 2011
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The addition of the East India Sherry amps up the drink's exoticness.
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Also crucial to the mix were the ingredients behind the secret 7X flavor-formula, which Salon reports made up the "drink's backbone."
Was There Really Cocaine In The Original Recipe? Catherine Pearson 2011
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Everyone from JFK to the drink's best-known proponent, Ernest Hemingway, could be seen downing them.
Tony Sachs: How To Make A Real Daiquiri - And The Best White Rums To Make It With Tony Sachs 2011
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PepsiCo, the drink's manufacturer, is being sued by Ronald Ball of Wisconsin, who claims in a 2009 lawsuit that he opened a can from a vending machine, tasted something foul, and spat out a dead mouse, acccording to MadisonRecord.com.
Mouse In Mountain Dew Would Turn Into 'Jelly Like' Goo, Pepsi Says (VIDEO) 2012
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The SWA is pressing the UK government to completely revise its alcohol tax regime across all parts of the UK, with excise duties based on a drink's alcohol content.
Scotch whisky exports to Asia rising so fast that supplies may run short 2011
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This drink's name says it all: The Old Fashioned adheres to the earliest known definition of "cocktail," which described a mixture of spirit, bitters, water and sugar.
Liquor.com: WATCH: How To Make An Old Fashioned Liquor.com 2012
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Also crucial to the mix were the ingredients behind the secret 7X flavor-formula, which Salon reports made up the "drink's backbone."
Was There Really Cocaine In The Original Recipe? Catherine Pearson 2011
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