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The last three letters of the alphabet. That's it. It's said to be the ultimate cocktail. It's a simple cocktail made with white rum as the base, the flavor of white curacao, and the tartness of lemon juice.

The Sky Ball is a refreshing summer cocktail. It is said to have been introduced by the vodka manufacturer Heublein to promote their Smirnoff vodka, following the Moscow Mule.

Kiss of Fire is an enchanting cocktail named after a jazz classic. The sweet and sour flavor of sloe gin harmonizes with the herbal aroma of dry vermouth. It won first place at the 5th All-Japan Drinks Competition in 1955...

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The Bloody Mary is a cocktail that lets you enjoy the flavor of tomatoes in the most straightforward way. It's said that the cocktail's name comes from the 16th-century English queen Mary I, who persecuted many Protestants in an effort to restore Catholicism, hence the nickname "Bloody Mary.".

Balalaika is a typical vodka-based cocktail. It is often sweetened with lemon juice and Cointreau to give it a citrusy aroma. Balalaika" is the name of a typical Russian stringed instrument.

The White Lady is a classic cocktail that has been around since the 1920s. The flavor of gin, the sweetness of white curacao, and the tartness of lemon juice all come together to create the perfect balance.

Cherry Blossom is a Japanese cocktail inspired by cherry blossoms. It has the sweet aroma of cherry blossoms, the aroma and sweetness of orange and pomegranate. It has a fruity sweet taste, but the acidity of lemon juice gives it a refreshing aftertaste.

Chartreuse, the herb-based liqueur used in Spring Feeling, is a famous French liqueur. Known as the "Queen of Liqueurs," it is a mysterious liqueur whose recipe has been passed down through generations of only three monks at a monastery in the French Alps.

Blue Moon: It's impossible... When a woman orders this cocktail, it apparently means "It's impossible with you."

The violet-colored liqueur used in Violet Fizz, "Parfait Amour," means "perfect love" in French.