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THB BARTENDER'S GUIDE AND SONG BOOK
BACARDI .DRY VERMOUTH
COCKTAIL
This one was a rite in the better homes down
south, where you were served a dinner in the true
southern style, suh
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BACARDI DUBONNET COCKTAIL
The French-Spanish combination is a pretty hard
one to beat, when the two are mixed together cor–
rectly. Here they are; One sip and you will be
sold on all Latin races.
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BACARDI GRENADINE COCKTAIL
Another of the popular drinks in Havana bars.
Several of these, and you'll never want to go home.
(Possibly
you'd
never get there anyhow.)
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BACARDI SWEET VERMOUTH
COCKTAIL
Another before dinner delight, to sooth the sweet–
tooth.
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Half wine-glaH of Bacardi
Half wi_ne-glan of French Vermc>utll
Cracked ice, stir and serve
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One-half jigger Bacardi
One-half jigger Dubonnet
Juice of half a Lime
Ono teaspoonful of Grenadine Syrup
·in· a glass filled with ice
Shake well and serve
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One jigger Bacardi
Ono tablespoon of Grenadine Syrup
Juice of half a lime
In
a glass filled
with
ice
Shake well and serve in cocktail gta1111
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Half wine-glass of Bacardi
Half wine-glass of Italian Vermouth
Cracked ice, stir and serve
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