Whiskey Sour
₨ 780.00
The first printed recipe for a Whiskey Sour appeared in the “Jerry Thomas Bartenders Guide,” which was the first-ever cocktail book released in 1862. A mixture of whiskey, sugar, and lemon, the Whiskey Sour used to be made with egg white, but that ingredient isn’t as common anymore.
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Tangerine Rosemary Mocktail
₨ 7,800.00Add to cartServed as an aperitivo (a light pre-meal drink), the Aperol Spritz originated in Italy in 1919. While you’d find Europeans enjoying this cocktail with Aperol, bubbly wine, and sparkling water ever since that time, the Aperol Spritz didn’t make it big in the U.S. until the 2010s. But with only three ingredients and a light alcohol content, this easy-to-drink cocktail can now be found at brunches and happy hours around the world.
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Pan Asian
₨ 550.00Add to cartAsian cuisine encompasses several significant regional cooking styles of Asia: Central Asian, East Asian, North Asian, South Asian, Southeast Asian, and West …
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Add to cartKeep blushy pink rhubarb syrup on hand, and you’re just a splash away from a special soda. I love this for brunches, it’s the perfect special non-alcoholic cocktail, and if you serve the syrup on the side everyone can sweeten to their
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Sushi
₨ 1,500.00Add to cartCommercially important species include two species of Homarus from the northern Atlantic Ocean and scampi (which look more like a shrimp, or a “mini lobster”)—the Northern Hemisphere genus Nephrops and the Southern Hemisphere genus Metanephrops.[citation needed]
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Manhattan
₨ 560.00Add to cartThe Manhattan has been famous since its alleged invention in the late 1800s in New York City’s Manhattan Club. We may not know who invented the once-exclusive cocktail, but it’s now a common cocktail served worldwide. The classic Manhattan is two parts whiskey, one part sweet vermouth, and bitters.
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Margarita
₨ 300.00Add to cartThe Margarita originated in Mexico, and it sparks a lot of debate about the way it’s served. Whether you like it with or without a salt rim, frozen or on the rocks, or with triple sec, Cointreau, or Grand Marnier, you can’t go wrong with a classic Margarita. The tequila is key, so opt for blanco tequila and start with the 3-2-1 ratio of three parts tequila, two parts orange-flavored liqueur, and one part lime juice.
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Keep blushy pink rhubarb syrup on hand, and you’re just a splash away from a special soda. I love this for brunches, it’s the perfect special non-alcoholic cocktail, and if you serve the syrup on the side everyone can sweeten to their
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