This is the first of many WEBisodes to come. I’m excited to present more videos in the future and hope you find them helpful. If you’ve ever wanted to make Post Prohibition original cocktails at home this is a great tutorial on how to do so. That Satin Doll has a wonderful presentation, making it a sure fire crowd pleasure at holiday get-togethers. Cheers! Get the full recipe »
I usually make a blueberry infused spirit, but it seemed time to expand my blueberry horizons by making a liqueur. I’m glad I did. It wasn’t hard at all and only took a little patience. A lot of the blueberry liqueur recipes I’ve seen use lemon zest and clove. I chose to bypass those ingredients. I wanted to isolate the blueberry flavor for my cocktails and didn’t want to be married to the clove and citrus tones. You may want to give …
Elegant and timeless. The embodiment of Scarlett O’Hara from Gone with the Wind… not to mention its beautiful scarlet hue. Next time you throw on Gone with the Wind dim the lights and shake up The O’Hara. 1 3/4 oz Woodford Reserve Bourbon 1/2 oz Benedictine 1/2 oz fresh lemon juice 1/2 oz homemade blackberry syrup 1/4 oz Fernet Branca 5–6 chocolate mint leaves 1 chocolate mint sprig for garnish Place all ingredients in a cocktail shaker except the 5–6 mint leaves and …
Today we’re going to explore Ransom Old Tom Gin, a Pre-Prohibition stye gin made by a modern day artisan producer of small batch organic wines and spirits. This gin harkens back to a popular style of gin from the mid 1800’s, an era that gave us the bulk of what we call classic cocktails today.
