Chances are you might be drinking with relatives soon, and these relatives might all have different styles of drinking. Mixologist Derek Brown breaks it down for you today in The Atlantic with advice for dealing with all the types of drinkers in your family. There are the occasional drinkers who gauchely drink white wine outside of dinner, social drinkers whose overpriced bourbon suggestions you can ignore and, finally, the drunks who should really just have ice water. To satisfy everyone, Brown suggests dark rum. [The Atlantic]
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