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Edwin Poul
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Imbibing has ingrained itself into our culture, with most people enjoying a glass of wine or a beer after work each day. Alcohol can not only help us wind down, but can also act as a great social lubricant among strangers, and the perfect way to celebrate success. Cocktails take this a step further by mixing complex flavors into a drink that often looks as good as it tastes, adding a huge touch of class to any occasion.\n\n \n\nStaying in a nice hotel was once a privilege only few could afford, but nowadays, the prices are a lot more reasonable with the market drenched with competition. Whether you’re traveling for business or leisure, a hotel offers a comfortable place to relax, a quiet place to work, and often an on-site restaurant and bar. If you’re planning on staying at one of many historic hotels around America, read on to learn about some cocktails that will make it a classy affair.\n\n \n\nWhat could be more ‘fancy’ place for cocktails than a historic hotel?\n\n \n\nGolden Oldies\n\nNothing goes better with historic hotels than historic cocktails, of which there are many to choose from. A common misconception when it comes to cocktails is that they are all potent and taste strongly of alcohol, but this is more true for classic cocktails than contemporary.\n\n \n\nIf you’re inexperienced with cocktails, then stick to the spirits which you prefer, otherwise go with vodka cocktails as they are always easy.\n\n \n\nVodka\n\nThis clear, apparently tasteless spirit has been revered in colder countries for generations, although nowadays it finds itself mixed with every soft drink under the sun. \n\n \n\nCosmopolitan: Also known as a Cosmo, this cocktail is a balanced mix of citrus vodka, Cointreau (orange liqueur), cranberry, and lime juice; making it sharp and…
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Growing, shading and harvesting tea for matcha.
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Edwin Poul. (2022). Cocktails to Enjoy while in a Fancy Hotel. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6539525
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6539525
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