Capitalism made the Moscow Mule – birthed it, shaped it and groomed it into the superstar it is today. But it also left behind a
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The Old Men and the Sea
One man invented it. Another one named it. Over the decades their clashing personalities made the Hemingway Daiquiri what it is today.
Exactly Approximately 3.2%
Bar None tackles the twin design conundrums of Lite Beer and the patchwork quilt of weird liquor laws left over after prohibition.
Dry January; a Sort-Of Love Letter
It’s January’s sad curse to be the month of personal improvement. Not gluttonous like November, festive like December or mercifully short like February January becomes
Vermouth & The House Savoy
Our upcoming July Episode is on the Martini. To tide you all by, here’s a story about one of your most ubiquitous and finicky ingredients:
Where Not to Order a Sazerac
Your mechanic doesn’t want to take a look at your refrigerator. Your dentist doesn’t have any idea what’s up with your knee. The guy at the dive bar doesn’t want to make you a Sazerac.
