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Tag Archives: cocktails
Greek Mythology
“Well, if you really want to know, I’ll tell you why we can’t drink at work. But only after you’ve finished your dinner because the story’s a bit…bloody.” Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cocktails, Greek Mythology, Greek restaurant, Greek tragedy, lost eyeballs
19 Comments
Dazed and Infused
I happen to feel that people who like to drink their dinner should be allowed to enjoy themselves at the table just as much as those who prefer chewing do.
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Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged clean dirty martini, cocktails, Easter, Ham and Pineapple cocktail, infusions, pompelmocello
18 Comments
The Brown Russian
What on earth would I serve to friends who might drop by to have me explain the significance of The Kiss and Cry in Men’s Figure Skating? Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Brown Russian, cocktails, potent potables, Sochi. 2014 Winter Olympics
22 Comments
Holiday Spirit: The Coping Mechanism
…consume the drink in one or two large gulps, and tell everyone who’s been staring at you for the past three minutes that you’re just fine.
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Posted in Holidays, Liquids
Tagged Bourbon, cocktails, coping mechanism, maple syrup, nervous breakdowns, stress, thanksgiving
6 Comments
Big Bertha
This cocktail is much easier to assemble than the artillery for which it was named, requiring little-to-no concrete at all. Continue reading
Posted in Liquids
Tagged Alsace, Big Bertha, chickens, cocktails, French 75, pullets, World War I
25 Comments
Turner & Hooch
If I had to think about Turner and Hooch, it was going to be on my terms. And my terms generally involve cocktails. Continue reading