The swizzle is a classification of a cocktail. "Rum swizzles" have been around since the late 18th century and originated, like many rum drinks, in the Caribbean. Instead of shaken or stirred, the drink is, well, "swizzled" with a special stick made from the Quararibea Turbinata tree. Mixologist Charlotte Voisey shows you how to swizzle up her fabulous version of this classic drink.

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Shrubs, made by combining fruit-based syrup and vinegar, impart sweet fruit flavors and delicious acidity to a cocktail. In this case, mixologist Jamie Boudreau shares his recipe for a rhubarb shrub that combines beautifully with a citrus-forward gin.

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The swizzle is a style of cocktail using crushed ice, typically made with rum and mixed with a swizzle stick. With this Evergreen Swizzle, mixologist Jamie Boudreau uses gin to create a cocktail with wonderful floral tones and resounding pine notes.

Jun 13, 2014

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