The French certainly know their food, but how about their cocktails? Of course, they do. Many of the cocktails we enjoy with our very American brunch …
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The classiest French Cocktails for the Holiday
The French certainly know their food, but how about their cocktails? Of course, they do. Many of the cocktails we enjoy with our very American brunch come straight out of Paris. Even if you can't get to France right now, you can experience its culture by trying one of them. They are super easy, but if you have any difficulties, award-winning author David Lebovitz can guide you through. His book, Drinking French, is love letter to French Spirits and cocktails!
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French Cocktails
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All that the Bloody Mary really contains is tomato juice and vodka, the rest is just taste. I love loads of Worcestershire sauce, horseradish, …
Kir Prep Time: 2 minutes Total Time: 2 minutes Named for Félix Kir, mayor of Dijon, France, this cocktail is traditionally made with Aligoté wine, a …
MimosaBelieved to be invented at the Ritz Hotel by bartender Frank Meier in 1925, the Mimosa has been a brunch favorite since that day!Ingredients• 2 …
