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If you love gin but hate headaches, try creating a non-alcoholic version by infusing water with aromatics.
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Tip: Blend with lime and frozen cucumbers for a grown-up slushie.
If you’re looking to create a cocktail with a ‘kick’, try making a shrub: a combo of fruit, sweetener, and vinegar to give it a tart taste.
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Tea can help to achieve the malty goodness of whiskey and bourbon. Use it to create a lighter version of the classic Old Fashioned (whiskey, sugar syrup and bitters).
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