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Liquor.com
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Created: May 02, 2011
About Me
Liquor.com is your expert guide for all things cocktails and spirits related. Five days a week, our readers get exclusive stories from industry insiders on the finest spirits, the world’s top bars, the newest drink trends and, of course, tasty cocktail recipes. Not to mention interviews with Hollywood’s most famous drinkers.
Our goal is to entertain, inspire and educate enthusiasts, connoisseurs and even the merely curious about the vast universe of cocktails and spirits. The site combines old school editorial experience with the newest Web technologies. In addition to the daily email, the site features original content, including a recipe database and a spirits brand directory.
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It’s no secret that celebrities will endorse just about anything, from Rachael Ray’s Nutrish Dog Food to Maria Sharapova’s Sugarpova line of candies (including, of course, tennis gum balls). Anything for exposure, right? But over the...
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To paraphrase Rodney Dangerfield, Miami gets no (mixological) respect. It’s still far better known for nightclubs requiring bottle service than watering holes serving classic concoctions. For a number of years, the acclaimed Florida Room in the...
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Bourbon is undeniably on a major roll. Over the last few years, sales of the whiskey have shot up around the world. While we love that bars and stores now boast big selections of the spirit, we still hear plenty of misinformation about the liquor. So to...
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Forget pancakes! Use your maple syrup in cocktails to amp up your typical Old-Fashioned cocktails. This recipe uses dark rum, and a little something sweet.
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Yes, it really is that good: this cinnamon-apple vodka recipe will keep you satisfied all of autumn. This recipe was originally published at Eden's Apple. For more recipes like this, subscribe to Liquor.com for the best in all things cocktails...
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This hot, creamy classic will warm you to the bone, thanks to Jameson and hot coffee. This recipe was originally published at Irish Coffee; for more stories like this, subscribe to Liquor.com for the best of all things cocktails and spirits.
