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This gin drink is basically the template every bartender uses to build cocktails.

A 2000s London cocktail proved you could reinvent Scotch whisky for the modern era.

New Orleans' signature cocktail is barely a cocktail at all -- just absinthe and rye on ice.

This three-ingredient gin drink started as a way to prevent scurvy at sea.

Bermuda trademarked their national drink -- and only one rum brand can legally make it.

Paris' most elegant drink is named after a motorcycle attachment -- and that's the real story.

Brazil's national drink is technically a mojito made wrong -- and that's exactly the point.

This 2000s club banger became a legitimate cocktail by leaning into exactly what it sounds like.