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Amaretto The world's favourite Italian liqueur created during the Italian Renaissance as a labour of love Amaretto is enjoyed the world over either on its own, over ice or in a wide variety of cocktails such as the Godfather , or a Cafe Amore  . When it comes to choice there really is only one and that's Disaronno - one of the oldest known brands in the world and is made in Saronno, Italy with the same recipe since 1525.   Irish Cream Irish Cream is quite simply a cream liqueur based on Irish whiskey, cream, and other ingredients which can be served on its own, in mixed drinks like the Mudslide or as part of a shot like the world... read full article

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Frank's Home Bar Essentials

I would buy an awesome liquor cabinet with one of those pull down door/glass benches. It would be dark stained oak, lined with burgundy felt, and would house my fantastic new selection of spirits. I would start with a smooth whiskey on the rocks, have a tasty amaretto, then get adventurous with some cocktails; maybe a Mai Tai and a Magarita to begin with. This has got to be the greatest prize pack you guys have done yet.

28th March '11, 11:21am Reply to this post
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COCKTAIL NIGHT!!!!!! :)

28th March '11, 8:41pm Reply to this post
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Pretty good selection. My flatmate and I have both worked in hospo for the past ten years to pay for our education. I have three months left on my Masters and I can escape the all consumer life of the study all day and drink all night lifestyle. Looking to have one last blow out when we finish. This lot would make a very nice edition to the evening. Add to our Bookers Bourbon, South Gin, 42 Below Vodka and several others we have collected over the past 10years. Been a hard slog to finish education and it's make for a couple of very thirsty boys. Looking forward to a few of the classics that we've served over the years with a box of Dominican cigars we've been saving. Can taste it already

29th March '11, 3:08pm Reply to this post
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Dr's and Nurses Cocktail night with lots of "Sex on the beach" and "Bloody Mary's"

1st April '11, 2:33pm Reply to this post
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Pretty good read but for some reason I seem to enjoy reading about alcohol more than drinking it. Maybe that's just because I remember after I've finished reading and not when I've finished drinking...

1st April '11, 6:24pm Reply to this post
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Marguritas definitely - Tequlia is more like a drug than alcohol

1st April '11, 9:31pm Reply to this post

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