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Fresh Grapefruit Radler (Shandy)

A radler is the German word for what is sometimes known as a shandy: a mix of light, cold beer and sparkling lemonade (or, in this case, Grapefruit-ade). You can buy a premixed grapefruit radler but it lacks the pop of juicy flavor you get from this fresh version. Here, the grapefruit soda is made not just with the juice but also the citrus oils from the citrus skin; a dose of lemon juice ensures it's tart enough.

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