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Boston becoming world class - in cocktails

We're no longer a boring provincial backwater, at least when it comes to bars, Lauren Clark writes:

... The city's bartenders have been making a name for themselves, not only by helping popularize artisanal cocktails, but also by opening up new bars and networking with their colleagues around the country. Restaurateurs have embraced the idea that a bar is not just a place to wait for a table, but a destination in its own right.

Doing their part, Boston consumers have developed a taste for cocktails made with flavorful base spirits such as gin and whiskey, fresh-squeezed juices and naturally flavored liqueurs, syrups and bitters, some of which are formulated by bartenders themselves. ...

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What would we do without artisanal cocktails?

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The comparatively high price of the cocktails, as well as the lack of neon-colored roofie-tinis on the menu, at Deep Ellum in Allston keeps the frat boy douchers and their cellphone shorties out of the bar, which gives us grown-ups someplace to go in the neighborhood. I have no complaints about that.

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I'm in agreement with you, though. The more this trend continues, the more I appreciate the sort of place that never heard of a 'drink menu.'

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