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🥃 Serve in: Cocktail Glass

Cognac, Cointreau, and fresh lemon juice, traditionally served in a sugar-rimmed glass -- one of the great classic sours, born sometime after World War I in either Paris or London depending on who's telling the story. Its balanced, citrus-forward profile has held up for a century, and its fingerprints are all over later sours, the Margarita included. Shaken hard, poured up, and worth understanding before you try any of its descendants.

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