Christopher Friedmann
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“Don’t bother with churches, government buildings or city squares, if you want to know about a culture, spend a night in its bars,” said Ernest Hemingway, possibly history’s biggest advocate of the Daiquiri. The Daiquiri…
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Summer carries heat and electricity. In the country, rolling storms chase us through fields, soaking us to the bone. Wrenched off fire hydrants flood city streets, and we make our way to roof tops for…
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“I’ve never tasted anything so cool and clean…They make me feel civilized,” wrote Ernest Hemingway about the Martini in A Farewell to Arms. E. B. White called the drink, “The elixir of quietude.” H.L. Mencken…