For When the Sun Never Sets
The quintessential drink of the English summer is as elusive as the season it serves. Each year Pimm's Cup appears as a coolant for watching such rarefied sporting events as grass-court tennis and five-day-long rowing competitions. As quickly as it emerges, it vanishes for the rest of the year. Wine Spectator's Jack Bettridge explains.
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