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Miami's Seven Best Easter Cocktails

Maybe chocolate bunnies and jelly beans aren't your thing, and Easter requires a little more kick. Enjoy Easter Sunday sipping on one of these spring-ready concoctions. Whether it be pastel-colored libations with lavender bitters or watermelon vodka garnished with Peeps, these Easter-themed cocktails will keep you well lubricated throughout the...
Peep Show Cocktail
Peep Show Cocktail Courtesy of Brimstone Woodfire Grill
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Maybe chocolate bunnies and jelly beans aren't your thing, and Easter requires a little more kick. Enjoy Easter Sunday sipping on one of these spring-ready concoctions. Whether it be pastel-colored libations with lavender bitters or watermelon vodka garnished with Peeps, these Easter-themed cocktails will keep you well lubricated throughout the holiday weekend. Most cocktails are available all week, through Easter Sunday, unless otherwise specified.
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The Bad Bunny
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1. Repour Bar. Bad bunnies have more fun, and the same goes for Repour's Bad Bunny cocktail. The South Beach haunt has concocted a pastel cocktail comprised of Magic City gin, lavender bitters, passionfruit, egg whites, and blue Curaçao, topped with a sprig of rosemary. The drink will be available Easter weekend for $12. 1650 James Ave., Miami Beach; 305-913-1000; repourbar.com
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Yeezuz Walks
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2. Better Days. The Brickell hangout, known for its eclectic vibes and craft drinks, is serving up Easter cheer with the Yeezuz Walks cocktail. The playfully named drink boasts a flavorful combination of Bulleit rye, lavender, vanilla and blood orange syrup, and egg white finished with a dash of Ojala cabernet. The drink will be available all week for $10. 500 Brickell Ave., Miami; 786-220-7690; betterdaysmiami.com
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Peep Show Cocktail
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3. Brimstone Woodfire Grill. Easter isn't complete without some colorful, fluffy Peeps. Brimstone got the memo with its Peep Show cocktail. A shaken martini contains watermelon vodka, blue Curaçao, simple syrup, and lime. An adorable Peep is nestled on the glass ($14). Grab yours on Easter Sunday only. 8300 NW 36th St., Doral; 786-837-8960; brimstonedoral.com
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Mojito Uni Shooter
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4. Tanuki. Spring has sprung at Tanuki with its uni mojito shooter. The sake, rum, and mojito concoction is muddled with uni and shisho and topped with a quail egg. The chic shooter, which could double as a piece of modern art, will be available Easter weekend for $12. 1080 Alton Rd., Miami Beach; 305-615-1055; tanukimiami.com
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Smoked Lemongrass Negroni
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5. The Corner. The late-night hangout is offering the smoked lemongrass Negroni, a well-blended marriage of Gracias a Dios mezcal, Salers liqueur, and lemongrass-infused Dolin Blanc. You can grab it this week for $12. 1035 N. Miami Ave,, Miami; 305-961-7887; thecornermiami.com
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The Garden Gimlet
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6. Charcoal Garden Bar & Grill. If lush garden vibes are what you're looking for, Charcoal Garden Bar & Grill is shaking up a Garden Gimlet ($14). The Wynwood eatery combines fresh sage from its adjacent garden along with vodka and lime juice. Expect a crisp cocktail with a herbaceous bite. 82 NW 29th St., Miami; 786-646-2998; charcoalmiami.com
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That's All Folks Cocktail
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7. Beaker & Gray. The Wynwood watering hole never disappoints when it comes to libations. The craft-centric bar is doing Easter right with a That's All Folks cocktail. The ode to Bugs Bunny is a hearty drink of Rutte celery gin, carrot, ginger, and cilantro. It's available all week for $12. 2637 N. Miami Ave., Miami; 305-699-2637; beakerandgray.com.
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