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Crafting the Perfect Bloody Mary Bar for the Super Bowl
I’ve partnered up with Wheatley Vodka to not only teach you how to make your own, homemade Bloody Mary mix, but also how to set up the perfect accompaniments for fixins!
The Charred Grapefruit Boulevardier
What are pouring on this fine evening? It better be this.
The Boulevardier
This is my absolute go-to whiskey cocktail. If you’re a fan of the classic Negroni (traditionally made with Gin), then the Boulevardier will be right up your alley. In my opinion, this cocktail’s flavor profile goes a step further than a Negroni due to the use of [rye or bourbon] whiskey instead of Gin. I personally prefer a nice, spicy, barrel-proof bourbon – it really brings out the depth of flavors in the cocktail. Its a great balance of strong, sweet and bitter – the perfect pre/during/after-dinner cocktail. Its the kind of cocktail that is not only delicious, but will garner a nod of approval from your bartender. Cheers!
Wake Me Up Before You HO-HO | Durham Distillery
Is it December already? You know what that means, Christmas-inspired cocktails!
The Spiced Apple Spritz
You didn't think I'd leave you hanging with just ONE use for that Spiced Panela syrup did you? Get ready to savor the cozy flavors of the season with our delightful holiday-inspired spritz cocktail. This refreshing and aromatic drink features crisp apples infused with a blend of warm fall spices, creating a perfect balance of sweet and spicy notes. Let this exquisite spritz be your go-to beverage for festive gatherings or simply a cozy night in. Cheers to a taste of autumn in every sip!
Bourbon Milk Punch: Your New Favorite Dessert Cocktail
Psst... the secret is in the syrup.
Tequila Mockingbird Cocktail
Looking for a twist on a classic Margarita recipe? Try this one on for size, it has the perfect balance of smokey flavors from the Tequila and Mezcal along with the sugar and spice from Cocktail Crate's Spiced Old Fashioned mix, Ancho Reyes Ancho Chile liqueur, pineapple juice and red chili pepper. Its perfect for laying out by the pool or in a tumbler soaking up the rays at the beach.
Home Team BBQ: Part 3: The Cocktails
Last but not least, the final article of the Home Team BBQ series features THE COCKTAILS. Check out my review of all 12 of Home Team's craft cocktails!
Home Team BBQ: Part 2: The Food
The post you've been waiting for, check out Part 2 of my Home Team BBQ Series.. the food!
Home Team BBQ: Part 1: The Location
Unless you've been living under a rock, if you've been anywhere near Charleston, you've heard of Home Team BBQ. I recently met with owner, Aaron Siegel to discuss their new Downtown location, new menu items, and a revamped cocktail menu by Beverage Director Adam Rothstein. I'll be sharing each in a 3-part series.
Leon's Oyster Shop, Home of FINE Fried Poultry and Chargrilled Oysters
This is the first of a series of blogs in which my pal Steve and I will review the food and the architecture of the Holy City's Hottest Restaurants.
