These lighter cocktails are excellent options for when you're not committed to giving up the booze entirely. Prairie Rose is Food & Wine's senior drinks editor. A trained sommelier, cocktail book ...

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try mixing some with plain seltzer water or adding a splash to your morning smoothie, Gentile says. Both experts also noted that pomegranate juice can be a great addition to mocktails or cocktails.

Utilizing hearty fig flavors paired with the brightness of pomegranate, this cocktail is enough to keep the cold out (and the color makes such an Instagramable moment). For his latest creation, owner, ...

pomegranate arils with 2½ oz ... Fine strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a sprig of fresh thyme. Place 5 cherries (roughly chopped) and 1 lime (quartered) in a glass.

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