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Guide to Gin (and Gin Cocktails)

Moody Mixologist

Gin is one of the most popular spirits and one of the most common liquors used in cocktails. From Prohibition era classics like the Bees Knees to the iconic Martini or the eternally refreshing Gin and Tonic , theres a gin cocktail for just about everyone. What is gin? Most gins are around 40% alcohol by volume.

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4 of the Strongest Cocktails You Can Order at a Bar

VinePair

Rather than ordering a classic like a Gin & Tonic or Old Fashioned and asking the bartender to make it strong , there are a few particularly powerful cocktails that pack a punch all on their own. Then, four ounces of ice-cold gin is poured directly into the glass, making the drink essentially straight gin.

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The Ultimate Guide To Craft Mocktails For Dry January

A Bar Above

But “without alcohol” does not have to signal the end of delicious and the beginning of boring! Plus, for those of us in the hospitality industry, offering a thoughtfully-crafted, non-alcoholic option for guests who are not drinking alcohol– for whatever reason– is just excellent service and good business.

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The Ultimate Guide for the Sober October Challenge

A Bar Above

Table of Contents : Join the Sober October Challenge Benefits of Not Drinking Alcohol 3 Custom Mocktail Recipes Other Non-Alcoholic Drinks Final Thoughts It’s my favorite time of year! Sober October is a fantastic way to take a break from alcohol, reset your drinking habits, and discover a bunch of delicious non-alcoholic drinks.

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The Cocktail College Podcast: The Southside

VinePair

Its a simple mix of gin , citrus, mint, and sugar, but behind that refreshing exterior lies a surprisingly tangled history. Some say it was the preferred drink of Al Capone and his Chicago gang who used mint and sugar to mask the rough edges of their illicit alcohol. Is it best served up or on the rocks? Tune in for more.

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Fickle Pickle Cocktail

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By Jen Hours Updated: June 23, 2025 271 Pinterest Facebook Bluesky Flipboard Reddit 271 SHARES Jump to Recipe The Fickle Pickle blends four different alcohols with sour mix for a flavor that’s definitely different: melon and whiskey with a touch of orange. Simple Syrup Simple syrup is just sugar dissolved in water.

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Classic Jack and Coke Recipe

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This cocktail gives you the alcoholic kick without an overwhelming amount of the whiskey flavor. With 2 ounces of whiskey (at 40% alcohol by volume) and 10 ounces of cola, the finished drink has an alcohol content around 6-7% ABV—similar to strong beer. With ten ounces of cola, there’s a lot of non-alcoholic liquid.