Cutting Edge Cocktail — The Guillotine
Famously associated with the French Revolution, the guillotine is a device designed for a lethal purpose – beheading people. It…
Category: Drink Recipes
If there is a cocktail recipe in a blog post anywhere in the Wulf Cocktail Den, you’ll find it here under the drink recipes category.
A Cuban Classic — the Mojito
When talking about the history of the Mojito, the only thing people agree on is that it came out of…
Cocktail Liberty — The Sic Semper Tyrannis
Latin for “thus always to tyrants,” Sic Semper Tyrannis is the motto of the state of Virginia, where Ms. Cocktail…
Thinking, Writing, Cocktailing — The Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson was a multi-faceted 19th century American. Individualist, poet, philosopher, romantic, abolitionist, writer. While we know a lot…
Robin Hood and Archer – The Bow and Arrow
The subject of many stories and films, Robin Hood is a famous fictional English hero (and an amazing archer). The…
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…
Cocktail Painting — The Nighthawk
Evoking stark contrasts between light and dark, and between loneliness and community, Nighthawks is a famous 1942 painting by Edward…
Celebrating the Kir at Sip, Serve and Spark: A B2G Marketing Community event
Continuing the tradition of communicating with corporate cocktailians (pardon the alliteration), the Wulf Cocktail Den had the honor of being…
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…