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This tropical getaway in a glass suggests sun-kissed skin, endless blue skies, and gentle island breezes. Take one sip and find yourself instantly transported to warmer environs—plane ticket not required. Enjoy this as a spirit-free cocktail or with rum for extra island vibes. Serves 1 INGREDIENTS METHOD Pour pineapple juice, ginger simple syrup, and lime

One of my favorite cocktails is The Last Word, a classic pre-prohibition creation first served at the Detroit Athletic Club in the early 1900s. Complex and perfectly balanced with sour, sweet, bitter, and herbal notes, The Last Word is made with equal parts gin, green Chartreuse, maraschino liqueur, and freshly squeezed lime juice. Green Chartreuse

Spring welcomes green into our landscapes and our kitchens. That means lovely fresh ramps, spring leeks, tender young asparagus, and more. On the North Shore, we are lucky to have access to fresh farm produce from the more than 60 Illinois farms that are a part of Down at the Farms, LLC—all in a one-stop-shop:

If you haven’t been in South Florida lately now is the time to go. The Boca Raton, formally known as the Ritz Carlton Cloister Inn, is entering “A New Golden Era,” according to owners, MSD Partners and the Northview Hotel Group. The remarkably stunning renovation includes a redesign of the 200-acre property’s public spaces and

The Punched Ticket is a play on the classic three-ingredient Negroni. Here the Negroni becomes a modern punch with the addition of prosecco, freshly squeezed orange juice, and macerated cherries. Made before guests arrive, this this self-serve batched cocktail relieves hosts of bartending duty, allowing them to join in the fun. Now, the only thing