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  1. Shawn
    27.04.2023 @ 16:21

    As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language to comment in. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    Photography: Brian Gardner. The idea behind these cocktails is to put a fresh spin on classic dishes without using too many specialty liqueurs or mixers. Once you have edited your bar down to the essentials, all you need is high-quality garnishes and a shaker to make small adjustments to tried-and-true favorites. Here are our tips and tricks for these next-level cocktails. Maple Manhattan: Its worth seeking out maple syrup labeled “dark/rich” for this cocktail. This used to be called Grade B syrup, but Vermont has done away with that label and now calls all maple syrup Grade A, but with different flavors. Cherries are also key! We like to use bourbon-soaked cherries, but Luxardo black cherries or tart cherries in syrup work well too. Get the Maple Manhattan recipe. Tomolive Martini: Temperature is arguably the most important ingredient here. It must be ice-cold. Chill your gin or vodka in the fridge, then add ice to your shaker (or chill in the fridge for 5 minutes) to make sure everything is nice and cold. Tomolives, actually pickled small green tomatoes, are our choice of garnish, but the skys really the limit. Try caperberries, cocktail onions, stuffed olives, cornichons, even giardiniera. Get the Tomolive Martini recipe. Winter Cadillac Margarita: Why should summer have all the fun? This winter margarita tastes sweet and tangy, especially good in early winter. Choose Grand Marnier or Cointreau for a slightly sweeter taste – the latter will give it more of an orange flavor. This is another best-served-ice-cold cocktail – keep your tequila in the fridge and make sure your glass is well-chilled. Get the Winter Cadillac Martini recipe. Kingston Negroni: Adding sweet, delicate rum and egg white makes this Campari drink even smoother. We like Appleton Reserve Blend for this cocktail, also a sipping rum (complex flavor, well-balanced, smooth finish). To make this drink even creamier, you can “flip” it by adding a whole egg instead of just the white. Get the Kingston Negroni recipe.