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Category Archives: Cocktail Recipes
Tasting: Two Top Southern Bloody Mary Mixes
To some, a Sunday brunch is not a Sunday brunch without a Bloody Mary. Its recuperative properties have long been debated, but there is no disputing the fact this is the most lycopene-packing cocktail around. Holla! Tomato juice is the … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktail Recipes, Likker
Tagged bloody mary, bloody mary mix, charleston mix, cocktail, Holeman and Finch, recipe
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Cocktails: The Jeremy Lin
If you follow the NBA even remotely, you’ve surely heard of Jeremy Lin, the Harvard-educated Asian-American player who is causing pandemonium in New York right now. He’s got poise, courage, and strength – and the world is in need of … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktail Recipes
Tagged brooklyn bitters, cocktail recipe, jeremy lin, kaoliang, king's ginger, linsanity
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Small Batch Tonic from Jack Rudy Cocktail Co., Charleston
I love a gin and tonic. There are few cocktails whose spirit and mixer come together so seamlessly to produce a greater sum. Most places use good ole Canada Dry as the “T” in the G&T. Not bad. At home, … Continue reading
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Tagged charleston, cocktail, cocktail recipe, gin and tonic, jack rudy, tonic
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The Quintessential Southern Cocktail
Garden & Gun is a fine journal of Southern culture. This month’s issue features 50 great Southern bars (though, ahem, the Caribbean is included as part of the South!?), as well as some fine Southern spirits. What caught my attention … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktail Recipes, Likker
Tagged cocktail, garden and gun, mint julep, rye, sazerac, whiskey
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A Cocktail of Sorts: Sippin on Gin ‘n Jews
“Gin ‘n Jews.” This is a cocktail that is about as Southern as Santa Claus. It comes from a French Canadian cookbook from a couple guys in Montreal who have a thing for the food and wine of Burgundy… it’s … Continue reading
Sangria in the Summer
A big party with lots of friends from the neighborhood is the perfect time to break out some sangria. Not too stuffy or serious. Enough fruit to keep the white zin crowd (and the vegans) happy. And visual appeal out … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktail Recipes, Juice (AKA Wine)
Tagged cocktail recipe, georgia peaches, sangria, white sangria
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A White Elephant at The Gin Joint, Charleston
There was one primary cocktail destination (OK, and a few secondary destinations as well) on our recent visit to Charleston – The Gin Joint – and the experience did not disappoint. Their cocktail menu is creative, diverse and expansive. The … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktail Recipes, Likker
Tagged charleston, cocktail, gin joint, hemingway daiquiri, recipe, tequila, white elephant
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Cocktail Ingredients: Homemade Orgeat Syrup
Among cocktail ingredients, orgeat syrup is somewhat esoteric. There is one colossally classic drink that requires it – the Mai Tai – and several other unusual and not-often-seen cocktails that call it into service as well, including the Momisette, “the … Continue reading
Apple Pie “Moonshine”
A simple recipe for apple pie “moonshine” – this time made with some Tennessee “white lightnin” from Ole Smoky in Gatlinburg. Yeehaw!
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Playing with the Pappy Old Fashioned
I’ve always been hesitant to use long aged (AKA $50+) whiskey in cocktails, thinking that a 6 year old rye or 10 year old bourbon offer a better balance of approachability and complexity from time in the barrel. A bottle … Continue reading
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Tagged bourbon, cocktail recipe, julian van winkle, old fashioned, old rip van winkle, Pappy Van Winkle, sean brock, whiskey
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