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latched onto the flavorful liqueur, stirring it into everything from tequila-based Martini variations to intricate gin-forward Tiki drinks. house Peychauds bitters, and garnished with a lemon, the Little Sparrow was just one of many St-Germain cocktails Miller developed. In 2010, that number was a mere 9,000.
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