Cocktails

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Essential Southern Cocktail: Bloody Mary
The tomato-forward tipple everyone loves to tweak

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Essential Southern Cocktail: Ramos Gin Fizz
A creamy, frothy beauty worth the effort

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Essential Southern Cocktail: Sazerac
Slake your thirst with a true New Orleans original

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Essential Southern Cocktail: Dark ’n Stormy
An easy-sipping taste of the tropics

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Cherry Bounce: A Cocktail for North Carolina
A drink with a long history in the Tar Heel state

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Lunchbox: A Cocktail for Oklahoma
A hard-working drink that’s not made for sipping

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Paloma: A Cocktail for Texas
It’s a simple formula—but also one that’s endlessly debated

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Light Dragoons Punch: A Cocktail for South Carolina
Too much of this heavy-artillery drink and you’ll need to call in the reinforcements

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Black-Eyed Susan: A Cocktail for Maryland
A sure bet whether you’re on- or off-track

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Mississippi Punch: A Cocktail for Mississippi
A reliable recipe that has evolved over the decades

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Applejack Rabbit: A Cocktail for Virginia
When life hands you apples…

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Appalachian Martini: A Cocktail for West Virginia
Put pawpaws to good use and enjoy this pleasing sipper

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Lynchburg Lemonade: A Cocktail for Tennessee
The now-famous concoction was developed outside the Volunteer State

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Chatham Artillery Punch: A Cocktail for Georgia
An old concoction that can serve an army

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Vieux Carré: A Cocktail for Louisiana
The French Quarter mainstay shares attributes with other renowned cocktails

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Gin Rickey: A Cocktail for Washington, D.C.
A cocktail that needs no lobbying as an ideal summertime refresher

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Bourbon and Branch: A Cocktail for Kentucky
It doesn’t get much easier—or better—than this

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Rum Runner: A Cocktail for Florida
A tropical drink that brings the beach to you

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Yellow Hammer: A Cocktail for Alabama
The potent tailgate staple is pretty straightforward—like a run up the middle

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Wild Hog: A Cocktail for Arkansas
Its origins are unknown, but its appeal is well established