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Glossary
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- A. ABV
- A. Aperitif
- A. Aperitivo
- A. Aromatic Bitters
- A. Agricole
- B. Back
- B. Batch
- B. Bitters
- B. Bruising
- B. Build
- C. Chartreuse
- C. Chill Haze
- C. Coupe
- D. Dash
- D. Digestif
- D. Dirty
- D. Dry
- D. Dry Shake
- D. Dilution
- D. Double strain
- D. Directional freezing
- E. Expressing
- E. Expressed peel
- F. Fat-Wash
- F. Float
- F. Free Pour
- F. Fortified wine
- G. Garnish
- H. Highball
- H. Hawthorne strainer
- J. Jigger
- J. Julep Strain
- L. Lowball
- M. Mixing Glass
- M. Muddle
- M. Mash bill
- N. Neat
- N. Nightcap
- O. On the Rocks
- O. Oleo Saccharum
- O. Oxidation
- O. Orgeat
- P. Perfect
- P. Pony
- P. Proof
- R. Rinse
- R. Rocks Glass
- S. Shrub
- S. Snit
- S. Spec
- S. Spirit-Forward
- S. Splash
- S. Straight Up
- S. Strain
- S. Swizzle
- S. Stirred
- S. Simple syrup
- T. Twist
- U. Up
- V. Vermouth
- V. Virgin
- W. Wash Line
- W. Well Drink
- W. Wheel
- W. Wormwood
- Z. Zest
Daily logbook
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- No, Shaking Does Not 'Bruise' Gin
- How Much Ice Should Go in a Shaker? (Answered)
- Why Wisconsin Puts Brandy in Its Old Fashioned
- Angostura Bitters: What's Actually in the Bottle
- 1806: The Newspaper Ad That Named the Cocktail
- Stir or Shake? The One Rule That Decides Every Drink
- The Old Fashioned: The Drink That Defines the Word 'Cocktail'