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A new study has dropped, just in time for Dry January.

There's a new cocktail bar now open in Minnesota but it's missing one of the things commonly found in most other bars and restaurants.

Some brands still use this ingredient, while others have replaced it over the years.

Minnesotans have been known to raise a pint or two every now and again, but one Minnesota city does it way more than any other-- and it's just 150 miles from Rochester.

We're drooling.

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