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Cocktails

Starting about two years ago, everyone was talking about the Espresso Martini. Brands were jumping on board hard with social media promoting it.
In the late 1830’s, a gentleman by the name of Sewell T. Taylor was importing a brand of Cognac to the United States called
Hold your horses, bourbon fans! The Mint Julep was originally made with Cognac up until the 1870’s when the phylloxera epidemic hit.
It happens every year. The weather gets cold, people put festive lights up on their houses, and you go spend some time with your
Using Cognac in cocktails isn’t a strange notion, especially when you live in New Orleans. This city, with its mix of Southern American, French,
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