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Cheers to Hanukkah

Posted by Courtney Hollands  December 1, 2010 05:48 PM
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Hanukkah is now in full swing. To celebrate, Brookline hot spot Regal Beagle has concocted eight drinks — one for each night, get it? — named for Hebrew letters. L'chaim!

Here's the menu:

Day one
א Alef (“Hanukkah Gelt”): Reyka vodka, Goldschlagger, and white cranberry juice

Day two
ב Bet: Earl Grey tea-infused gin, lemon juice, honey

Day three
ג Gimel: Russian Standard vodka, Domaine De Canton liqueur, lime juice, muddled lime wedges

Day four
ד Dalet: Pierre Ferrand cognac, Mathilde XO orange liqueur, apple cider, lemon juice

Day five
ה Heh: Lunazul Reposado tequila, lime juice, Gosling's ginger beer, muddled lime wedges and Amarena cherries

Day six
ו Vav: Old Overholt rye, grape juice, simple syrup, lemon wedge, mint sprigs

Day seven
ז Zayin: Vanilla-infused Maker's Mark whiskey, Regan's orange bitters, sweet vermouth

Day eight
ח Chet ("Last Ner," a spin on the Last Word cocktail): Bulldog gin, Luxado maraschino liqueur, green Chartreuse, lime juice

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[Lovely drinks, all in a row.]

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