Is it possible that my beloved musty old Pimm's cup is going to be the next mojito? Bizarre.
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06/14/2005
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I don't think so- I just tried a Pimm's and I couldn't find the draw at all.
Posted by: none | 06/14/2005 at 11:00 PM
Maybe you had a bad one! I love them, myself. (And besides, when did nastiness ever stop a drink from being trendy?)
Posted by: redfox | 06/14/2005 at 11:06 PM
its been on the menu of a favored haunt here in SF for years. so very civilized.
Posted by: missmobtown | 06/15/2005 at 05:24 AM
Yes. The answer, unfortunately, is yes.
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Posted by: Brendan Greeley | 06/18/2005 at 02:32 AM
Interesting. I started making pitchers of Pimms cup last summer, to take to BBQs. People love, and request, it (and I owe the inspiration to you).
Posted by: Amy | 06/24/2005 at 07:38 PM
I noticed a while ago that they had Pimm's at Saint-Ex... dunno if they have mint and cukes tho'. Maybe I'll ask next time I find myself there.
Posted by: Bob | 06/29/2005 at 09:32 AM