*kyotofoodie
Ryorishu is cooking sake. What is the difference between sake and cooking sake? This brand, the 'hidden taste' is fine for cooking or drinking!
#2671
*scomorokh
Exploring of classic cocktails with great russian names: Ninotchka (on photo) and Anouchka, Katinka, Natasha and Svetlana wait you on my blog.
#2670
*cocktailculture
Drinks for the House participates in its first ever Mixology Monday with the Spring Blossom cocktail.
#2667
*White On Rice Couple
The Green Flash Cocktail. From the bartenders at Club Med Bahamas Food and Wine Festival, this tropical cocktail was inspired by a natural tropical phenomenon.
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*lM ll lL lL S
5 Piece Wine Accessory Kit disguised as a wine bottle. Blends right in to your rack! It's from those cool guys over at Sirtified!
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*skywise32
Rants of the Hedgehog blogs about different types of oranges and their use in the Monkey Gland Cocktail in preparation for Spring
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*jmcotteleer
Want something hipper than a "flask in fake binoculars"? The Bon Vivant's companion has a Fun FInd...
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*alcademics
Alcademics analyzes the marketing switcheroo between Belvedere and Grey Goose vodkas.
#2652
*scomorokh
The Ace of Clubs - classic cocktail with unusual combination of rum, lime juice and ... creme de cacao as sweetener!
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*Samuraibartender
Chris hunkers down in wintery weather with a brief discussion on seasonal produce - Blood Oranges - and a cocktail: the Jacknife Sour.
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*cocktailvirgin
The Wall Street Journal describes how the sibling rivalry between the Cooper Brothers led to creation of two of today's hottest liqueurs, St. Germain and Domaine de Canton.
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*RobertSimonson
Robert Simonson, writing in the pages of Imbibe magazine, examines the curious official cocktail of Wisconsin, the Brandy Old Fashioned.
#2632
*kyotofoodie
In late winter I pluck a few intoxicatingly fragrant plum blossoms and float them in sake. Heaven.
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