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      <title>Cocktail Bitters Explained: Types, Flavors, and How to Use Them</title>
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      <description>Cocktail bitters are concentrated botanical seasonings used by the dash to add aroma, bitterness, and structure. Start with aromatic and orange bitters, learn what each style contributes, then use specialty bottles when a drink needs a more specific accent.</description>
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      <title>Best Whiskey for an Old Fashioned: Bourbon, Rye, and Other Good Choices</title>
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      <description>The best whiskey for an Old Fashioned is one with enough flavor to stay present after sugar, bitters, ice, and citrus oil. Start with bourbon for a rounder, sweeter drink or rye for a drier, spicier one, then choose proof and style to suit how you like the fin</description>
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