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Thumb_14396_Hamlet's Ghost

Thumb_14396_Hamlet's Ghost

Hamlet's ghost is a variation on the classic New York cocktail, the Bloody Mary. This recipe comes from Rob Chirico's Hair of the Dog. For more of Rob's great cocktails, buy his Field Guide to Cocktails.

Thumb_14503_Caipirinha

Thumb_14503_Caipirinha

Like rum, cachaça is made from unrefined sugar, but it's sharper and more tart. Muddled with lime and sugar, it makes a down-to-earth drink that requires no ostentation. This recipe comes from Rob Chirico's Hair of the Dog. For more of Rob's great cocktails, buy his Field Guide to Cocktails.

Thumb_14393_Bullshot

Thumb_14393_Bullshot

This drink recipe is a variation on the classic New York cocktail, the Bloody Mary. This recipe comes from Rob Chirico's Hair of the Dog. For more of Rob's great cocktails, buy his Field Guide to Cocktails.

Thumb_14395_Bloody Bull

Thumb_14395_Bloody Bull

This drink is a tasty variation of the classic New York cocktail, the Bloody Mary. This recipe comes from Rob Chirico's Hair of the Dog. For more of Rob's great cocktails, buy his Field Guide to Cocktails.

Thumb_14215_Bloody Mary

Thumb_14215_Bloody Mary

Originally a blend of tomato juice and vodka, the Bloody Mary has taken to include ingredients as diverse as basil and roasted garlic. I stick with a pretty classic version -- no big surprises. This recipe comes from Rob Chirico's Hair of the Dog. For more of Rob's great cocktails, buy his Field Guide to Cocktails.

Thumb_14848_Vesper

Thumb_14848_Vesper

A true Martini is made with gin and vermouth garnished with an olive or a twist. Since the Vesper has vodka as well as Lillet, it naturally follows that this superb cocktail is not a Martini. This recipe comes from Rob Chirico's Hair of the Dog. For more of Rob's great cocktails, buy his Field Guide to Cocktails.

Thumb_17505_Monkey Gland

Thumb_17505_Monkey Gland

Few classic cocktails of such appealing character have such appalling names. The Martini, the Manhattan, the Monkey Gland? Case closed. This recipe comes from Rob Chirico's Hair of the Dog. For more of Rob's great cocktails, buy his Field Guide to Cocktails.