Carbelicious Cocktail — The Day Old Bread
Carbe what? I made up the word carbelicious to refer to tasty carbohydrates such as bread. The Day Old Bread…
Category: Amaro/Amari
Meaning “bitter” in Italian, amaro (amari is plural) refers to bittersweet herbal liqueurs consisting of a base spirit, bittering agents, flavoring agents, and a sweetener.
Ask Your Fortune — The Magic 8 Ball
Answering important questions (and not so important) questions with twenty possible answers, the Magic 8 Ball is a toy that…
Better Mental Health — The Therapeutic Agent
Therapy can be extraordinarily helpful and meaningfully improve some people’s lives. I’m not saying a Therapeutic Agent will improve your…
Evening Cocktail — The Ce Soir
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Stimulated, Muscled, Or …? — The All Jacked Up
Is someone really excited? Is someone seriously muscled? Is someone or something really FU as in the old military acronyms…
Rodney Dangerfield Cocktail — The Shade Thrower
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“Fishy” Summer Sipper — The Salmoncito
Salmon in a cocktail?! Not really. There’s no salmon or fish of any kind in the Salmoncito, which roughly translates…
B Is For Bravo — The Boulevardier
The Boulevardier was an English language literary magazine in Paris in the 1920s. Erskine Gwynne, the editor, was a loyal…
Cocktail Friend — The Old Pal
Do you have a friend you’ve known for much of your life? Many people do. If you’re one of them,…
Pirate Queen — The Grace O’Malley
Imagine a pirate. Most people picture a man. Grace O’Malley was a notable exception. Known as the “Pirate Queen,” in…