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It is said to have originated from adding gin to tonic water, which was consumed in British colonies in tropical regions as a malaria preventive.

It is said that the first proposal to mix gin with lime juice came from Sir Gimlet, a naval doctor in the British Navy, who was concerned about the officers' excessive drinking of gin.

You can also choose a dry vodka infused with pepper. The Bloody Caesar made with Clamato (¥1,000) is also recommended.

Balalaika is a representative string instrument from Russia. It is the most popular short cocktail based on vodka.

Famous as the cocktail loved by the literary giant Ernest Hemingway. A refreshing long cocktail made with plenty of mint leaves and lime, visually appealing as well.

A very beautiful cocktail with a vivid blue that evokes the image of the vast sky. It was the winning entry in a cocktail competition held in Japan in 1967.

A cocktail that was born in Mexico in the 1930s. It became famous when Mick Jagger, the vocalist of the Rolling Stones, praised it during their concert in Mexico in 1972.

A short cocktail with a gentle flavor that evokes the beautiful red of cassis roses. It is an easy-to-drink cocktail with a balanced sweetness and acidity.

The origin is from the movie 'God Father'. It is said that the sweetness of amaretto represents the love of Italian families, while the dry taste of whiskey symbolizes the ruthlessness of the mafia.

Literally translated as 'Quiet Third Party', but the true origin is the automobile 'Third Gear'. It is a refreshing short cocktail also known as 'Scotch Sidecar'.

The name comes from the 1971 movie 'French Connection'. If you replace the base with Calvados, it becomes 'Normandy Connection'.

The name of this cocktail, which represents a 'sting', also means 'cynic' and 'swindler'. It is a refreshing combination of brandy and mint, recommended as a drink after a meal.

A cocktail born in Japan in 1996. This long cocktail, featuring the elegant flavors of tea liqueur and raspberry, is popular among women.

Created by Mr. Taro Tasaburo, the owner of the bar 'Paris' in Yokohama. This cocktail was introduced in the Savoy Cocktail Book and became world-famous.

A cocktail born in 1889 at the predecessor of Hotel New Grand, the Grand Hotel. It was created as a variation of the 'Adonis' that was popular in America at the time.

This cocktail, which represents the red eyes of a hangover, is perfect for a morning drink. Tomato juice softens the bitterness of the beer.

The king of cocktails, known far and wide. Countless recipes and anecdotes exist. For customers and bartenders alike, this drink is always special.

A slightly unusual recipe that adds a liquid soaked with olives instead of dry vermouth. The martini loved by former U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt.

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