History of the B-52 Cocktail
It’s a common mistake in histories of the B-52 cocktail to say that it was named after the B-52 bomber, but it was in fact named after the American band, the B-52s.
It’s a common mistake in histories of the B-52 cocktail to say that it was named after the B-52 bomber, but it was in fact named after the American band, the B-52s.
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