The Story Behind The Dark Cherry Mimosa
The perfect way to celebrate your Saturday morning (or Tuesday afternoon) is with a fun twist on a Mimosa. Tart grapefruit juice offsets the cherry syrup in this easy, three-ingredient cocktail that’s built right in the glass.
If you love classic cocktails it’s worth investing in quality Maraschino cherries, like Luxardo.
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The Kir Royale Recipe:
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