Try the Don Q Old Fashioned Recipe Made with Don Q Gran Añejo
A few months back, I introduced you to the Don Q brand and touched on their 150+ years of rum making. Now, I'm back to share with you a new…
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Educate Yourself and Discover New Spirits Through Flaviar’s Exclusive Membership
If tasting is believing, and you’re a spirit’s aficionado, then the Flaviar Membership is for you. The other day I was unboxing my first Flaviar sample set when it hit…
Jameson Caskmates IPA Edition
If you're an IPA beer and whiskey fan, then you're going to love Jameson's latest release. Jameson Caskmates IPA Edition blends together the hoppy notes from IPA craft beer with…
Budweiser Wants to Bring Beer to Space
As of right now, if you're an astronaut in space, you aren't drinking beer. Carbonated beverages don't exactly mesh well with a zero-gravity environment.
Mast: The Fraggle Rock Collection
When I think about the show "Fraggle Rock," I think back to my childhood. It was a children's puppet show created by, you guessed it, Jim Henson.
6 Products That Will Help You Get Cozy at Home
I love when a product inspires me so much that I just have to write a feature around it. Recently, I had the pleasure of reviewing Basil Hayden's new Dark…
Getting to Know Don Q Oak Barrel Spiced Rum + Recipe
I'm not sure what this says about me, but one of the things I love the most is to crack open a bottle of rum I've yet to try. There's…
An Anheuser-Busch Recipe Once Halted by Prohibition is Back!
Back in the pre-Prohibition era, Adolphus Busch brewed a special Amber Lager for his local community and friends to enjoy. Unfortunately, due to the Prohibition in 1920...
Princess Cruises Taps Chef Angelo Auriana to Develop New Menu for Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria
Sarah and I drove to Downtown Los Angeles for an exciting dinner at Officine BRERA. Princess Cruises has just announced their collaboration with Chef Angelo Auriana and invited us to his…
Celebrating 200 years of Guinness in the US
Two hundred years ago today, the first order of Guinness to be sent to the United States was entered into a brewer’s log.