During winter, the senses sharpen. We’re drawn to drinks that challenge us: a heavy stout, a mulled wine. Summer’s not like that. It’s casual — and it’s hot. We become thirsty for a new genre of beverages, things that taste good and don’t require a lot of fuss. That means light lagers, dry rosès and cool, easy-drinkin’ cocktails. Here’s your guide.
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How to Make a Proper Margarita
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Based off a 400-year-old recipe, traditional maibocks are pale, hoppy lagers – and perfect for warm-weather gatherings.
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The 3 Rosé Wines You Should Be Drinking
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