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St. Patrick’s Day: Two Irish Whiskey Cocktails From Whiskey Blue (Drink Them There or Make Them at Home)

Though St. Patrick's Day isn't officially until Sunday, March 17, we suggest kicking things off early -- like how about cocktails tonight?And since there's life after beer and a shot, we're heading over to Whiskey Blue on Fort Lauderdale beach for one of its featured cocktails made with Irish whiskey...
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Though St. Patrick’s Day isn’t officially until Sunday, March 17, we suggest kicking things off early — like how about cocktails tonight?

And since there’s life after beer and a shot, we’re heading over to Whiskey Blue on Fort Lauderdale beach for one of its featured cocktails made with Irish whiskey.

These libations are plays on a classic Manhattan and a Sazerac (which typically uses rye instead of Irish whiskey) and are available throughout March.

Both the Irish Manhattan and the Whiskey are $14 — but you can also make them at home with these recipes, courtesy of the upscale lounge:

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IRISH MANHATTAN


2 oz Tullamore Dew Irish whiskey

¾ oz Punt y Mes

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(you can substitute sweet vermouth or Campari in a pinch)

½ oz Cointreau

2-3 shakes orange bitters

Shake and strain into a martini glass.

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Add a peated Scotch float.

Garnish with burnt orange zest



THE WHISKEY

2 oz Tullamore Dew Irish whiskey

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½ oz sweet vermouth

1/4 oz Cherry Herring

2 dashes of absinthe

Rinse a rocks glass with absinthe and

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and add ice. Mix ingredients in a

shaker with ice. Shake and strain

into the absinthe-rinsed glass. Garnish

with an orange peel.

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