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<blockquote data-quote="Doc Manhattan" data-source="post: 98222" data-attributes="member: 341"><p>In terms of drinks memorable for fine barcraft, the honor goes to Milk and Honey, a speakeasy in SoHo/Chinatown. The best of everything, made with care. We all ordered one drink, and then let the bartender riff from there. Best Negroni I've ever had--the waiter mentioned an unusual vermouth that gave it the kick. Even my girlfriend's Pink Lady--not usually a "serious" drink--was killer.</p><p></p><p>For pure memories, though, it get no better than having martinis with my grandfather at a steakhouse. Well-made, but nothing fancy--Tanqueray, dry, anchovy-stuffed olives. I mark it because it was the first time I ate a raw oyster, and I believe the last time he was well enough to leave the house. A very good evening.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doc Manhattan, post: 98222, member: 341"] In terms of drinks memorable for fine barcraft, the honor goes to Milk and Honey, a speakeasy in SoHo/Chinatown. The best of everything, made with care. We all ordered one drink, and then let the bartender riff from there. Best Negroni I've ever had--the waiter mentioned an unusual vermouth that gave it the kick. Even my girlfriend's Pink Lady--not usually a "serious" drink--was killer. For pure memories, though, it get no better than having martinis with my grandfather at a steakhouse. Well-made, but nothing fancy--Tanqueray, dry, anchovy-stuffed olives. I mark it because it was the first time I ate a raw oyster, and I believe the last time he was well enough to leave the house. A very good evening. [/QUOTE]
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