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  • Manhattan cocktail
    Manhattan
    / Ingredients and varieties

    …two dashes of bitters; the Reverse Manhattan, with two parts sweet vermouth, one part rye whiskey, and two to three dashes of bitters; and the Dry Manhattan, with two parts rye whiskey or bourbon, one part dry vermouth, and two dashes of bitters.

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    …two dashes of bitters; the Reverse Manhattan, with two parts sweet vermouth, one part rye whiskey, and two to three dashes of bitters; and the Dry Manhattan, with two parts rye whiskey or bourbon, one part dry vermouth, and two dashes of bitters.

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