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Cocktails have always epitomised the glamorous Jazz Age and the allure of alcohol during Prohibition a time when the first passenger planes took off, allowing liquor-deprived Americans to hop across the Atlantic for cocktails and parties, and glamour filled the lives of the rich and famous with the emergence of cinema and tea dances. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
absinthe
add
angostura
apple
apricot
bacardi
bitters
bottle
brandy
calvados
canadian
champagne
cherry
club
cock
cocktail
cointreau
cream
dashes
de
district
drink
dry
egg
fill
fine
first
french
fresh
fruit
gin
glass
good
grapes
great
green
grenadine
growths
half
ice
italian
juice
large
lemon
lime
liqueur
little
long
lump
maraschino
medium
mint
mix
name
orange
part
peel
people
piece
pineapple
plymouth
port
pour
powdered
punch
put
rum
scotch
serve
shake
shaker
sherry
should
size
slice
small
soda
special
squeeze
stir
strain
sugar
sweet
syrup
tablespoonful
tail
teaspoonful
time
top
tumbler
two
upon
use
vermouth
vintage
water
whisky
white
wine
years
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