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Bartenders put their unique spins on tried, true cocktails
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Charleston City Paper
A classic cocktail is a classic for a reason: it’s reliable, familiar and just dang good.
Just think of any base spirit and there’s a classic cocktail screaming its name.
The smoked olive martini is like an extra dirty martini, adding olive leaves and smoked Gordal olives for extra oomph for the olive-lovers.
Elements of those two cocktails are combined with XO Brasserie flavors like sesame and fennel to create its own flavor.
But if you’re looking for something more traditional, XO Brasserie has an XO Manhattan.
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