10 Most Underrated Cocktails

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A cook roasting a chicken is like a bartender making a famous daiquiri. To create a daiquiri that balances sweet and tart, precision and dexterity are needed.

Daiquiri

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In New Orleans, Paiement discovered the Vieux Carre, an underappreciated cocktail. The Vieux Carré, New Orleans' French quarter's "old square," resembles Manhattan and Sazarac.

Vieux Carré

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Pisco (Peruvian unaged brandy), lime, sugar, and egg white make the Pisco Sour, a refreshing summer drink.

Pisco Sour

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La Paloma is Mexico's most popular cocktail despite its simplicity. "Its flavor profile and ingredient practicality make it easy to create more 'gourmet' variations."

Paloma

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It will quickly transport you to a peaceful, tropical beach with beautiful weather and world peace. Since it's such a well-balanced drink, you won't notice how quickly it works and will soon order another.

Hemingway Daiquiri

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The Martinez and martini are very different. Unlike a martini, the Martinez has gin, sweet vermouth, maraschino liqueur, and bitters. Dustin Wilson rarely sees it on cocktail menus.

Martinez

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It features Manhattan-style dry vermouth. Very complex, plenty of texture, and low-ABV, making it great as a dessert cocktail or nightcap cocktail with tons of intricacy.

Chrysanthemum

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Blackstrap rum, Campari, pineapple juice, fresh lime juice, simple or Demerara syrup, and a pineapple wedge garnish make the tropical drink.

Jungle Bird

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Corpse Reviver's origins as a hangover remedy are obvious. Local custom and the bartender's whim shaped this huge family.

Corpse Reviver #2

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This drink is "utterly greater than the sum of its parts." Mezcal, Aperol, maraschino liqueur, and fresh lime juice make the orange drink.

Division Bell

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