The Aperitif Dinatoire with author Ann Mah

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The Aperitif Dinatoire with author Ann Mah

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Apr 8, 2021

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One of the best food and drink traditions in France is the Apero Dinatoire. We talked to author Ann Mah about her favorite food and drinks to serve, etiquette around it and more on this month's Paris Cocktail Talk!

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Apr 8, 2021

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In-depth coverage of Paris Cocktail Culture including French spirits, liqueurs, cocktail ingredients, bars and trends

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