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5 to Try: Melon Liqueur

Imbibe Magazine

Melon liqueurs can be a divisive category, as clearly demonstrated by their most famous offering, Midori. in the late 1970s, the neon-green liqueur was a hit among the disco crowd before changing tastes gradually relegated it to the back of bar shelves. Launched in the U.S. Try this one as a more delicate alternative to Midori.

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Modern Coffee Cocktails

Imbibe Magazine

Coffee Liqueur Abuela’s Revenge Broken Shaker’s frozen hot chocolate cocktail pairs mezcal and coffee with Mexican hot chocolate and a kick of heat. Black Lodge The mere introduction of coffee liqueur to this rich take on the Boulevardier makes it ideal for a post-dinner sip. Midnight Marauder No.

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Angostura Celebrates 200 Years of Bitters with New Premium Limited-Edition Bitters

Chilled Magazine

ANGOSTURA® 200-Year Anniversary Limited-Edition bitters pairs globally influenced spices and herbs and ANGOSTURA® aged rum for the first time ever! the exclusive distributor for ANGOSTURA® bitters for North America. Our goal is to continue empowering creators and innovators in the cocktail space,” added Herrmann.

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7 Cocktails to Make with Coffee Liqueur That Aren’t Espresso Martinis

VinePair

Several years into Espresso Martini-mania , what appeared to be a trend at first is proving to be a new staple in cocktail bars across the globe. This also proves that Espresso Martinis arent the be-all, end-all for coffee liqueurs application in cocktails. Try mixing up some of the coffee-laced sleeper hits listed below.

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Celebrate Spring with Overstory’s Vibrant Carnaval Cocktail

Chilled Magazine

The Carnaval cocktail, crafted by the talented bartenders at Overstory Rooftop Bar , offers layers of tropical sweetness from mango, a tangy twist from tamarind and orange, and a smooth, earthy backbone from cachaa. A touch of orange bitters adds just the right amount of complexity, making each sip as intriguing as the last.

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How Mileta’s Bar Manager John Shelton Crafted The Wasp, a Fig Leaf-Infused Gin Cocktail

Chilled Magazine

Infusions add a huge level of depth and complexity to cocktails, and at Mileta , Bar Manager John Shelton highlights this technique with The Wasp. Made with fig leaf-infused gin, Genepy, sweet rouge vermouth, and bitters, the drink balances herbal, vanilla, and coconut notes for an aromatic experience. Fig Leaf Gin oz. Genepy oz.

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Bartenders’ Favorites: 12 Most Used Spirits Behind the Bar

Chilled Magazine

These are the workhorses, the reliable voices in the bartender’s orchestra, always ready to harmonize with bitters, liqueurs, and fresh ingredients. Born from clandestine bar escapades in Guatemala, it’s now crafted “Sin Prisa” without rush in Oaxaca, using artisanal methods and 100% recycled glass.

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