How About Them Apples — The American Apple Apples, whiskey, and cinnamon. Any of those flavors can evoke the autumn season. Combine them into a drink, and you’ll… Continue reading “How About Them Apples — The American Apple”…
NYC Sicilian Style — The Sicilian Manhattan What makes a Manhattan Sicilian? It’s not The Godfather, my favorite movie, a good novel, and a tasty cocktail. The… Continue reading “NYC Sicilian Style — The Sicilian Manhattan”…
Drink More Whiskey? The Answer Is Yes. There have been many elegant odes to whiskey. This video from BuzzFeed isn’t one of them. But it is funny… Continue reading “Drink More Whiskey? The Answer Is Yes.”…
A Drink For Goin’ Anywhere — The Midnight Train The word “Midnight” or the phrase “Midnight Train” appears in a lot of great songs — “Midnight Rider” by the… Continue reading “A Drink For Goin’ Anywhere — The Midnight Train”…
Classically Sharp — The Whiskey Sour Old school done right can be a wonderful thing. I’m not referring to the funny movie Old School (as fraternity… Continue reading “Classically Sharp — The Whiskey Sour”…
A Cure For Cancer — The Cancer Killer #1 Cancer sucks. Fortunately people can and do beat it. My friend Stephanie is one of those people. Last year she… Continue reading “A Cure For Cancer — The Cancer Killer #1”…
For Kings (County) and Dem Bums — The Brooklyn This borough of New York City lives in the shadow of Manhattan, both in the world of cocktails and in… Continue reading “For Kings (County) and Dem Bums — The Brooklyn”…
Rye — The Comeback Kid Of American Liquor Rye whiskey has a long history in the United States. As Carrie Allan writes in her excellent article (click here… Continue reading “Rye — The Comeback Kid Of American Liquor”…
The $20 Cocktail — The Place D’Armes A $20 cocktail?! Isn’t that expensive? Yes, but it doesn’t really cost $20. So why call it a $20 cocktail? … Continue reading “The $20 Cocktail — The Place D’Armes”…
Old Meets New — The Vieux Nouveau Sazerac Great experiences, meeting old friends, and making new ones — that’s how I describe the recent Tales of the Cocktail… Continue reading “Old Meets New — The Vieux Nouveau Sazerac”…