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Drink of the week: Raspberry Thyme Smash
Late summer is such a great time of year. Not only is preseason football starting, but you get to take advantage of the abundance of fruit and garden vegetable options that are only available this time of year. Whether you’re enjoying these ingredients raw, cooked in your favorite meals, or in a glass with a touch…

Honor your father
Fathers day is in a little under two weeks and your Dad has all of the tools and ties any man could ever realistically want. What are you going to do? For true fans of the Patriots, there is never a bad time to receive anything affiliated with this year’s Super Bowl Champs. Father’s day…

Gin and Springtime
There’s something special about gin and springtime. For those that want to ring in the warmer weather in class, try The Gibson (it’s Mad Men’s Roger Sterling’s go-to). • 2 oz. London dry gin • 3/4 oz. dry vermouth • 3-4 cocktail onions, skewered Shake gin and vermouth with plenty of ice, and strain into…

Drink of the week: Tailgate Punch
Well Patriots Fans, here we are! It’s the season opener. We need to start at the one and only appropriate place: Tailgate Punch. Here’s how you make it: Ingredients 1 quart blood orange soda, chilled 2 cups lemonade, chilled Two 12-ounce cans peach nectar, chilled 1 1/2 cups vodka, optional Directions In a half-gallon pitcher,…

Happy National Scotch Day
On National Scotch Day (and on a great summer Saturday), we wanted to highlight the most famous Scotch cocktail around, the Rob Roy. While it’s certainly possible to screw up this drink, it’s such a simple formulation that, with just a little attention to detail, even the most distracted bartender can come up with something…

It’s national Bourbon Day!
Bourbon is a classic drink that has grown much in popularity in recent decades. To celebrate this day, we wanted to bring you a unique bourbon recipe and a short history of this very American drink. Bourbon and Coke Ingredients · Syrup 1/4 cup Coca-Cola 1/4 cup sugar · Cocktail 2 oz. Maker’s 46 or…