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A Dash of Bitters

From the monthly archives:

September 2008

The Flowing Bowl

by Michael Dietsch on September 23, 2008

in Cocktail recipes, In the library, On the web

MxMo: 19th Century Drinks, or, An Ode to Those Libations and Tipples that Once Graced America’s Finest Drinking Emporia

by Michael Dietsch on September 15, 2008

in Cocktail recipes, Gin, Mixology, Mixology Monday, Port and sherry

Plus ça Change, Plus C’est la Même Chose

by Michael Dietsch on September 1, 2008

in In the library

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