Cooking Light, November 2013 Page 192
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Pondicherry Sour
Named for a city the French inhabited in India from 1674 to 1956, this tart, shaken cocktail spikes French apple brandy with Indian spices.
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The Westview Cocktail
In New York, it's common to name stirred rye cocktails after neighborhoods. This one is named for a historic neighborhood in Atlanta, the city where mixologist Kellie Thorn lives. You'll make more infused whiskey than you need for this cocktail--a good thing, as it's a delicious winter sipper.
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Citrusy Gin and Blood Orange Punch
Citrusy Gin and Blood Orange Punch Recipe
If the word "punch" makes you think of old-fashioned, too-sweet concoctions, this drink will be a revelation. Don't skip the oleo Āsaccharum stage: The mix of oils and other citrus flavors that come from the muddling gives amazing body to the final drink.