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Binny's Home Bartender: Empyrean 75

The heavenly riff on the French 75 features Italian red aperitivo and fresh strawberry slices.
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Dingle Distillery - Barrel to Bottle Talks Irish Whiskey

Elliot Hughes of is the managing distillery director for Dingle Distillery. What started as a bar outside of Dublin has become a distillery in Dingle, in the southwest corner of Ireland.
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Binny's Home Bartender: Porto Flip

The Porto Flip is luxurious, satiny and sweet due to the addition of cream and egg to tawny port and brandy.
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Binny's Home Bartender: Spiced Hot Buttered Rum

Keep warm this winter with this recipe for Spiced Hot Buttered Rum. It’s just one of many warm cocktail recipes available from Binny’s Home Bartender.
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Binny's Home Bartender: Paris Between the Wars

Relive the Roaring Twenties in the City of Lights with Paris Between the Wars, a scotch-based cocktail with fresh lemon juice and the bitter bite of Campari.
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Thanksgiving Pairings - Barrel to Bottle Talks Turkey

What are you drinking for Thanksgiving? We’ve got recommendations for spirits before, during and after dinner, beers that pair with a wide range of dishes and wines to pair with specific types of guests at your dinner table.
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Binny's Home Bartender: Swedish Glögg

Take Binny’s Home Bartender’s advice – winter is coming, make some glogg. It’s a Swedish recipe for warm mulled wine with port, brandy, red wine, fruit and nuts.
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Binny's Home Bartender: The Sorel of the Story

Binny’s Home Bartender has holiday magic in a glass – The Sorel of the Story is a recipe for a perfect Thanksgiving cocktail.
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Binny's Home Bartender: Black Velvet

The Black Velvet is sophisticated St. Patrick’s Day cocktail recipe. This simple, luxurious blend of Guinness and Champagne is the perfect way to cap off your extended Celtic carousing.
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A St. Patrick's Day Guide for Wine Drinkers

St. Patrick’s Day is a green beer and whiskey holiday, there’s no way around it, but that doesn’t mean if you exclusively drink wine that you can’t take part in the festivities. Here we’ve laid out a friendly guide to swap whiskey for wine.
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