Kir

This classic French drink has a long history under its original name (“Vin Blanc Cassis”), but it achieved global fame after World War II. The mayor of Dijon, France – Canon Felix Kir, a celebrated resistance fighter during the war – served this to countless diplomats and heads of state in the postwar years. The folks he served came home with a taste for what they called “Kirs,” and a family of cocktails was born.

Build in the order given in a wine glass or champagne flute. Garnish with a lemon twist if you have it.

Wine Cocktails to Celebrate Harvest Season

Wine Cocktails to Celebrate the Grape Harvest

Harvest season is when all the careful planning and hard work of winemakers finally begins to bear fruit. We’ve picked out some of our favorite cocktails for toasting the end result of these labors, featuring red, rosé, and white wines.

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