Cocktail Painting — The Nighthawk
Evoking stark contrasts between light and dark, and between loneliness and community, Nighthawks is a famous 1942 painting by Edward…
Category: Film
From the silver screen to your cocktail, or vice versa. This category is cocktails from film.
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…
Hidee Hidee Hi — The Minnie the Moocher
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Not Horsing Around — The Merry Go Round
Call it a merry go round, call it a carousel, it has delighted kids around the world for years. Adult…
Holiday Spirit — The Cheerful Cherry
Who says you need a holiday to get in the holiday spirit (pun intended)? Although a winter holiday cocktail competition…
Rodney Dangerfield Cocktail — The Shade Thrower
If you took the late comedian and actor Rodney Dangerfield at his word, he never got any respect. No respect…
Get Carded Here — The Brandy Library
You may get carded at a bar, and you need a card to check things out of a library. Combine…
Robin Williams and Wordsmiths — The Dead Poet
Starring the late great Robin Williams (and featuring soon to be well known actors such as Ethan Hawke and Josh…
A Marxist (not that one) Cocktail — The Horsefeathers
Think Groucho and comedy, not Karl and communism. Along with his brothers Chico, Harpo, and Zeppo, Groucho Marx starred in…
Rise From The Dead Again — The Corpse Reviver #2
Does the name make you think of Dr. Frankenstein (or if you’re a fan of Mel Brooks, “Frankensteen”)? Corpse Revivers…