A Majestic Cocktail — The Royal Blood Royalty is an odd and fascinating concept to those of us who live in countries without the formal tradition. There’s… Continue reading “A Majestic Cocktail — The Royal Blood”…
Offbeat Cocktail Rhythm — The Syncopation Syncopation is a musical term that refers to stressing an offbeat note. In 1919 the iconic American songwriter Irving Berlin… Continue reading “Offbeat Cocktail Rhythm — The Syncopation”…
Et Tu, Cocktail? — The Ides Of March The Ides of March refers to March 15. That’s the day Roman senators stabbed and assassinated Julius Caesar. In the… Continue reading “Et Tu, Cocktail? — The Ides Of March”…
Orange Is The New Cocktail — The Orange Satchmo Satchmo (short for “satchel mouth”) is the nickname of the late great musical legend Louis Armstrong. It’s also the name… Continue reading “Orange Is The New Cocktail — The Orange Satchmo”…
Great Taste, No Tragedy — The Widow’s Kiss Yes, this cocktail has an odd name. No, I do not know the widow for whom the drink is named. … Continue reading “Great Taste, No Tragedy — The Widow’s Kiss”…
Cocktail Rock You Like A … — The Hurricane The Hurricane is associated with New Orleans, not the 1980s rock anthem from the Scorpions. It’s not the official cocktail… Continue reading “Cocktail Rock You Like A … — The Hurricane”…
Caffeine And “Green” Booze — The Irish Coffee Today is National Irish Coffee Day, which celebrates a cocktail that doesn’t actually have green booze. In 1943 Joe Sheridan… Continue reading “Caffeine And “Green” Booze — The Irish Coffee”…
South Of The Border Antibiotic — The Mexicillin Continuing a tradition, a new year brings a new original creation from the Wulf Cocktail Den. The Mexicillin is a… Continue reading “South Of The Border Antibiotic — The Mexicillin”…
New Year’s Eve Drinking — The Champagne Cocktail New Year’s Eve — a time for reflecting, a time for hoping, and a time for drinking cocktails. Champagne is… Continue reading “New Year’s Eve Drinking — The Champagne Cocktail”…
The Dry Era Ends — Repeal Day To paraphrase President Franklin Roosevelt’s description of the attack on Pearl Harbor, December 5, 1933 is a date that will… Continue reading “The Dry Era Ends — Repeal Day”…