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Sovereign Brands Launches New Gin
Sovereign Brands is gearing up to announce an extraordinary new gin at the top of 2019! Named McQueen and the Violet Fog, it is the newest brand in their portfolio,...
Festive Cocktails made with NOLET’S Silver Gin
With Thanksgiving out the door, the holidays are right around the corner! We wanted to ensure you were well equipped for any and all holiday gatherings and pass...
George’s Rants and Raves: Burnside Bourbon
Sacrilege! Blasphemy! Who ever heard of Bourbon being made in Oregon? Everyone knows Bourbon only comes from Kentucky! It’s as if Cognac started to come from Brazil...
Cocktails to Make Your Spirits Bright
As winter temperatures settle in across the country, people are looking for ways to activate their holiday spirit, and what better way to do it than through the...
Holiday Hot Gin Punch
So many holiday cocktails are made with bourbon, brandy, or dark rum, and that’s all well and good. Sometimes, however, it’s nice to lighten up a bit,...
George’s Rants and Raves: Martin Miller’s Gin
I’ve said it before and I find that I must say it again; thank God for the eccentric, idle rich. Because of them, we have some of the finest spirits produced...
Bombay Sapphire Cocktails for Summer
Gin and summer are an ideal pair, so we decided to share some “gintastic” recipes from Bombay Sapphire in order to help give you a little greater appreciation...
George’s Rants and Raves: Ungava Gin
Have you ever heard the one about the Eskimo and the gin? Now, doesn’t that sound like the intro to an insensitive, racist, slanderous, offensive, pejorative,...
George’s Rants & Raves: Oxley Gin
I was having dinner the other night with a friend, and we were discussing various liquors and wines and occasions and locales as they related to their enjoyment...
George’s Rants and Raves: Tub Hopped Gin with Plum Spirits
Gin is gin is gin, but just maybe that may no longer be the case anymore. Gin is generally juniper flavored vodka with sometimes over a dozen other botanicals thrown...
