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Cocktails With Suderman is a guide focused on crafting delicious and affordable cocktails at home, emphasizing the importance of understanding classic recipes before experimenting. It features a variety of cocktails that utilize inexpensive ingredients, encouraging home bartenders to explore different flavors and liquors like whiskey, scotch, and apple brandy.

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412 implied HN points 09 Feb 24
  1. A Campari Sour is a simple yet delicious cocktail perfect for Valentine's Day, combining bittersweet and complex flavors.
  2. Adding a saline solution can enhance the taste of a Campari Sour by balancing the flavors and making it more floral.
  3. Experimenting with additional ingredients like Bénédictine can add layers and depth to the Campari Sour, making it complex and comforting.
373 implied HN points 02 Feb 24
  1. Stocking a home bar with liqueurs can be challenging due to space, cost, and usage considerations.
  2. Bénédictine is a versatile and delicious liqueur that adds sweet complexity to cocktails.
  3. Bénédictine can be used in classic cocktails like the Vieux Carre and Monte Carlo, and serves as a sweetener in whiskey-based drinks.
275 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. A Dark Rum Tea Toddy is a complex cocktail made with rum, sweet vermouth, Black Walnut bitters, syrup, and black tea.
  2. This cocktail builds on the basic Hot Toddy formula but requires specific ingredients that may need some planning to acquire.
  3. The combination of high-proof rum, vermouth, bitters, syrup, and herbal tea creates a unique, aromatic, and complex drink that showcases the versatility of the Hot Toddy format.
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550 implied HN points 18 Oct 23
  1. You can make a delicious Old Fashioned cocktail for just one dollar using inexpensive whiskey.
  2. Evan Williams Black bourbon is a cheap yet decent option for making affordable cocktails.
  3. With basic ingredients like bitters, syrup, and orange peel, you can enjoy a tasty Old Fashioned for a low cost.
471 implied HN points 27 Oct 23
  1. Apple brandy is a versatile and underrated liquor for home bartenders.
  2. Apple brandy can be used as a substitute or partner in various cocktails to enhance flavors.
  3. American apple brandy like Laird's Straight Apple Brandy is recommended for beginners due to its affordability and quality.
432 implied HN points 31 Oct 23
  1. Make a delicious Scotch Old Fashioned with just a single, inexpensive bottle of blended Scotch
  2. Balance the smooth Scotch with honey and aromatic bitters for a satisfying cocktail
  3. Simple and affordable cocktails made at home can be just as delicious as fancy ones
334 implied HN points 20 Oct 23
  1. The cocktail recipe for an Old Fashioned with Scotch, more Scotch, rum, and honey is a delicious and easy-to-make variation for Scotch whisky fans.
  2. This drink is a twist on the classic Old Fashioned structure of whiskey, sugar, and bitters, with added complexity and flavor.
  3. By doubling the Scotch and adding rum and honey, this cocktail manages to be both interesting and delicious, making it a must-try for home bartenders.
412 implied HN points 10 Feb 23
  1. The Pink Lady cocktail has a long and evolving history dating back to the 1910s.
  2. When making a Pink Lady, the key is to achieve a perfect balance between sweet, sour, and strong liquor.
  3. To improve the classic Pink Lady cocktail, consider adding a second sweetener like honey syrup and a touch of saline solution for a modern twist.
255 implied HN points 10 Mar 23
  1. To understand cocktails better, make different variations of the same drink and taste them in sequence.
  2. Sharing cocktails with friends enhances the tasting experience by providing diverse opinions and sensory feedback.
  3. Tasting cocktails is different from drinking them, as it involves analyzing and appreciating subtle variations in flavors and ingredients.