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Looking at New York's Liquid Past

Submitted by Robert Simonson, Sep 10, 2008 19:10

Barry: You're right that Jessel is often mentioned in the history of the Bloody Mary. But he is typically given credit for coming up with the combo of tomato juice and vodka. Petiot is usually given credit as the man who built on the mixture, adding spices and such and making the drink what it is today.


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Barry: You're right that Jessel is often mentioned in the history of the Bloody Mary. But he is typically given...

Robert Simonson 

Sep 10, 2008 19:10

The Bloody Mary information is not correct, as my research has indicated. (It was invented by a New Yorker, George... [MORE]

Barry Popik 

Sep 10, 2008 15:08

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