The Story Behind The Citrus Highball
Highballs are one of my favorite drinks to make at home, especially after a long day. Not only is this recipe super easy with only two ingredients, it’s also beautifully balanced.
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Boulevardi’eigh:
The Boulevardi’eigh is a coffee-laced, Guinness-spiked take on the Paris-born Boulevardier. Check out the recipe here!
Don Angie’s Aperitivo Toddy:
This Hot Toddy is made with two types of aperitivos, blood orange and lemon juices, and Angostura bitters.
The Cynar Spritz:
The artichoke-based amaro Cynar stars in this light-bodied, refreshing, and bitter Spritz. Check out the recipe here.
The Sfizio Spritz Recipe:
Looking for the next big spritz? Try this spritz-shandy mashup with Fort Point’s Sfizio Italian-style Pilsner.
Peasant Wine Bar’s Hot Buttered Amaro Caldo:
From Peasant Wine Bar, this drink is made with amaro, spices, and plenty of butter. The result is a decadent, drinkable dessert.
The Mexican Summer Negroni Recipe:
Fresh summer strawberries give Campari a bright, summery lift in this Negroni variation featuring reposado tequila. Learn how to make it with this recipe.
