A Monk From New Orleans — The Carthusian Sazerac
The people of New Orleans are known for their joyous, free spirited lifestyle. Monks are not. That includes the monks…
Sometimes The Grass Is Greener — The Verdant Lady
What type of lady? I admit I had to look up the word “verdant” to confirm it means what I…
Nothing To Lose Drinking — the Everything To GAIN
A new corporate client and a new original creation are auspicious signs. Late last year Government Marketing University asked me…
When You Had To Go Through THAT — The Time I’ll Never Get Back
It could be a meeting. A movie. A date. A year (I’m looking at you, 2020). After it’s over you’re…
Ask Not What Your Cocktail Can Do — The Fitzgerald
“Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.” This memorable call…
A True Cocktail — The Old Fashioned
Originally known as a Whiskey Cocktail, Americans started ordering the Old Fashioned in the first half of the 19th century.…
Romantically Blissful Drinking — The Honeymoon
The word “honeymoon” evokes thoughts of happiness and new beginnings. It can refer specifically to a honeymoon after a wedding…
Tales of Virtual Catalysts
Attending the Tales of the Cocktail conference inspired me and Ms. Cocktail Den to launch this blog in 2014. Since…
A Cold And Beautiful Cocktail — The Alaska
Alaska is a state unlike any other in the United States of America. Ms. Cocktail Den and I have had…
It’s A Long Cocktail Way — The Tipperary
“It’s a Long Way to Tipperary” was a popular song during World War One. Referring to a town and county…