As I've learned more about classic cocktails like the sazerac, sidecar, and old fashioned to name a few, I've wanted to do whatever I can to perfect them when I make them at home. Knowing that fresh, homemade pasta is better than a box, I figured the same had to apply to a bitter.
We've already established I like a good deal, so it should come as no surprise that I couldn't resist the Groupon for a "make your own bitters lesson" at the Georgetown Spice and Tea Exchange. This store smelled amazing with a wall of such fragrant spices and herbs. I may have came home with a purchase or two.
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As part of his efforts to woo me, Keith took me to Hermosa Beach in California for our first Valentine's Day together. While out there w...
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As Keith and I were sitting on the back porch last week, we talked about memories and how certain items can trigger them. For Keith, it...
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Hello, Friday! Thankfully, this week has been rather kind to me. Work has been busy, but just the busy where the time moves quickly and I st...
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The still at Old Scout. Back in December, I was lucky enough to travel to Maxwellton, West Virginia to visit the Smooth Ambler distille...
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