Dr Pepper. But I don’t really go to bars. Maybe that’s obvious.

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Gin & Tonic. Feels like a drink. Bonus if I get a cocktail onion.

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Water because I’m a raging alcoholic

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Water because anything else is too damn expensive

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That too, I can’t believe some of my friends bar tabs. Who drops a couple hundred bucks a night in this economy? Many people, that’s who.

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Manhattan, Old Fashion, or draft

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A gimlet, an old fashioned cocktail that a lot of bartenders have never even heard of before. Its a fun litmus test of the knowledge and skill of the bartender, and really tasty and refreshing if made right.

Its just gin and lime syrup, about a 2 or 3 to 1 ratio, shaken with with lots of ice and served neat.

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Hail my gimlet brother! I’ve gotten back into these in a major way over the last couple of years for the exact same reasons.

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Isn’t this more of a litmus test of whether or not they have lime cordial in stock?

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Should be made with lime juice and simple syrup. Both ingredients every bar will have.

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I think its pretty standard stock in a bar, I’ve never had someone not have it. There are other drinks with lime flavor too.

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You can make it to order with just lime juice and sugar. Never had a complaint.

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That sounds delightful!

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