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The What’s Up, Doc cocktail is a drink built with bourbon whiskey, fernet-Branca, carrot juice, ginger juice, and lemon juice!

The Turf Club cocktail is a drink built with London dry gin, Maraschino liqueur, dry vermouth, absinthe, and orange angostura bitters.

The Lions Tail cocktail is a drink built with bourbon whiskey, lime juice, sugar syrup, pimento dram all-spice liqueur, and angostura bitters!

The Martinez cocktail is a drink built with gin, sweet vermouth, maraschino liqueur, and angostura bitters!

The Suffering Bastad cocktail is a drink built with bourbon whiskey, London dry gin, lime juice, angostura bitters, and ginger beer!

The Revolver cocktail is a drink built with bourbon whiskey, coffee liqueur, and angostura orange.

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