Cinco de Mayo Cocktails
Video Description: Mary learns how to make sangria and rhubarb margaritas from resident mixologist Katherine Beto of the Braeburn restaurant in the West Village. Related Article Subjects: Cinco de Mayo Cocktails, cocktail bar, cocktail recipes, fruity cocktails, new cocktails, TMI Weekly, cinco de mayoCinco de Mayo Cocktails
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