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    The Particle Path
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    The Particle Path

    Apple cider bourbon with cinnamon, ginger & Vermont maple — a physicist's gut feeling

    After CERN, he woke up one morning and simply knew he needed to live in Vermont.

    Why this cocktail? Adrian left CERN for Vermont on instinct. This warm cider bourbon is the physicist who chose love.

    The Story

    Adrian left particle physics at CERN because a gut feeling told him Vermont was home. This apple cider bourbon captures that radical pivot: warm, seasonal, distinctly New England, and finished with cinnamon because the best decisions are made when head and heart finally agree.

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    Prep: 5 minYield: 1 cocktail

    Ingredients

    • 2 oz bourbon
    • 3 oz apple cider
    • 0.5 oz Vermont maple syrup
    • Fresh ginger
    • Cinnamon stick
    • Apple slice

    Preparation

    1. 1.Warm cider with ginger and cinnamon.
    2. 2.Add bourbon and maple syrup.
    3. 3.Pour into a warmed glass.
    4. 4.Garnish with apple slice and cinnamon stick.

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