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Article: Spin the bottle

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The Hindustan Times
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September 7, 2006
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NEW DELHI, India, Sep 7 -- As a man, you have probably surrendered everything in the house to your better half - except for the bar. The bar is your domain, the one thing you can be proud of in your home so you better learn how to use it.

The days when entertaining meant calling the buddies over and handing out plastic cups and potato chips while your pals shot-gunned warm beer from the bottle, are over. That was okay five years ago - not now. Booze it up with some style and bust out some great cocktails for your friends.

If you suppose cocktails are just a lady's drink - banish the thought! Refined men of today enjoy a well mixed cocktail (remember James Bond and his shaken Martini?) ...

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