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Choosing wine in a restaurant
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Cocktail of the Month: Calem White Porto with Tonic or Soda
Corked!
Côtes du Rhône
Decanters & Decanting
Did You Say WHITE Burgundy? Part 1
Did You Say WHITE Burgundy? Part 2
Did You Say WHITE Burgundy? Part 3
Don’t Fear the Riesling!
Everything’s Coming Up Rosés
Hooray for the Nouveau!
I Hate Margarita Mix!
Is it Dry?
I’ll Have Vouvray
On Giving Wine
Porto, Simplified
Red, Red Wine
RWB Martini Recipe
The Enemies of Wine
The Importance of Tasting
The Pleasures of Gin
The Trouble with Corkscrews, Part 1
The Trouble with Corkscrews, Part 2
To Stem or Not to Stem?
When in Doubt, Choose Beaujolais!
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  RWB Martini Recipe

This makes a rather small drink, but that’s the way I like them. Those big “birdbath sized” glasses give you a drink that’s warm before you’re halfway done!

In a mixing glass, add plenty of fresh ice cubes, two ounces of Gin, one teaspoon of Noilly Prat Extra Dry Vermouth (Don’t use a lesser brand: it makes all the difference!). Stir quickly and well (No, don’t shake. It breaks the ice into tiny chips that get into the drink, diluting it too much.), getting the gin very cold. Strain into a cocktail glass, adding a single large, pitted green olive. Sip. Relax. Enjoy. Repeat as necessary.

( Random Wine Tip )

 

 

 
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