Celebratory and Solemn — The Ray’s 619 Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865 (some Americans would write the date as 6/19). On that day enslaved people became legally… Continue reading “Celebratory and Solemn — The Ray’s 619”…
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… Continue reading “Ask Not What Your Cocktail Can Do — The Fitzgerald”…
Tales of Grain and Suggestion Grain and suggestion are not words you usually see in the same sentence. They were the subjects of an interesting… Continue reading “Tales of Grain and Suggestion”…
Italian And Not Really “Bitter” — The Amaretto Sour In celebration of National Amaretto Day, the Amaretto Sour pays homage to this ubiquitous liqueur. The Italian word roughly means… Continue reading “Italian And Not Really “Bitter” — The Amaretto Sour”…
Cold as Iceland — The Icelandic Sour The wonderful country of Iceland is the polar opposite of the person who’s the subject of the Foreigner tune Cold… Continue reading “Cold as Iceland — The Icelandic Sour”…
To E Or Not To E — Spelling Whisky/Whiskey Whisky or whiskey? Which spelling is correct? Both. In honor of International Whisk(e)y Day, I figured I would clear up… Continue reading “To E Or Not To E — Spelling Whisky/Whiskey”…
Sweet And Sour (not chicken) — The Bourbon Triple Sour The words “sweet and sour” make you think of chicken, right? But the Den isn’t about chicken. Any protein mentioned… Continue reading “Sweet And Sour (not chicken) — The Bourbon Triple Sour”…
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”…