Cocktail Revival — The Renaissance
Leaving a lasting impact in fields such as art, science, and literature, the Renaissance was an important era in Western…
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Individual and Internal — The Rhythm and Soul
Everyone has a soul. Some of us have rhythm, some don’t (my sense of rhythm is questionable). Describing it as…
M Is For Mystery — The Martini
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M Is For Magnificent — The Manhattan
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And Cocktail — The Ampersand
Signifying “and,” the ampersand is a common symbol in the English language (& it makes me think of the late…
D Is For Delicioso — The Daiquiri
An American created what may be the most famous Cuban cocktail? At least one gets credit for it. Working for…
Massachusetts Marketing — The Cape Cod(der)
Cape Cod is a peninsula in southeastern Massachusetts popular with the moneyed class and tourists. Originally known as the Red…
Celebratory and Solemn — The Ray’s 619
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865 (some Americans would write the date as 6/19). On that day enslaved people became legally…
Sazerac Cocktail Week
Can you devote a week to the Sazerac, a liquid national treasure from New Orleans? Of course (and you can…
Lively And Boozy — The Pura Vida
“Pura vida” is a Spanish phrase that literally means “pure life.” While Costa Rica uses the phrase as a national…