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Herbs & Spices

Mint Julep Spritzer

For anyone born in the Bluegrass State, the mint julep has a special significance: It's traditionally served on Kentucky Derby Day, the first Saturday in May. But it makes a great cocktail for any warm-weather afternoon. We've added a splash of club soda to make the drink a little lighter and more refreshing.

Heavenly Hot Chocolate

The "heavenly" secret is a vanilla bean.

Capucine

A coffee drink served at Jause, the Viennese take on afternoon tea.

Ice Cream Soda with Lime, Mint and Ginger

This cross between a fizz and a float  — a new take on an old-fashioned treat is lovely warm-weather refreshment.

Spicy Yogurt Cooler

(Coriander, Ginger, and Chili Lassi)Lassi is a refreshing yogurt drink that is very popular in its native India and Pakistan.

Iced Lemon Ginger Tea

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less but requires additional unattended time.

Spiced Rum and Tea Punch

This German drink, called Grossmutters Punsch (Grandmother's Punch), is usually enjoyed warm at midnight on Christmas Eve. It can also be served as a refreshing chilled drink. For a festive touch, add a cinnamon stick to each glass.

Kir Royale with Vanilla Cognac

Vanilla-accented Cognac adds a twist to the traditional Kir Royale (an aperitif made with Champagne and crème de cassis). Prepare the Cognac-vanilla mixture at least one day ahead so that the flavors can mingle. Have extra bottles of Champagne on hand for a second go-round.
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