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Here, Drink This: Five Restaurant-Quality Cocktails You Can Make at Home

You can’t go to a bar right now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t bring the bar into your home. Here, Ray Morrone, owner of the Liquor Store on Southeast Belmont Street, offers recipes for some easy, high-quality cocktails you can make right in your kitchen.

The Liquor Store

Most nights feature a DJ on the main level, where craft cocktails and shelves of pulp fiction books and vinyl set a comfortably cool vibe.

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options are still limited for this city’s younger generation of jazz musicians, and for jazz-curious audiences who can’t shell out a lot of money for a ticket. So Rossi, a vet of both Portland’s jazz and rock scenes, began mulling a plan. One night, after hoisting a few pints, he decided to just go for it. “Honestly, at like 1 am I just thought, ‘Well, I’ll reach out to my favorite musicians and see what happens,’ and I started emailing around,” he says. “Amazingly, I started getting responses the next day. That actually ended up with us landing Justin Brown, who is Thundercat’s drummer, in February at the Liquor Store.”

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the liquor store

Here, Drink This: Five Restaurant-Quality Cocktails You Can Make at Home

The Liquor Store

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