All articles tagged with #cocktails
Originally Published 12 days ago — by The New York Times
Dolores is a lively neighborhood Mexican restaurant with a casual atmosphere, offering a variety of traditional dishes like tacos and tlacoyos, along with a strong cocktail program featuring classic and original drinks, open nightly for dinner and weekends for brunch, with accessible facilities and moderate prices.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Manual
Bourbon, America's "native spirit," must be made in the US with a mash bill of at least 51% corn. The six favorite bourbons for 2024 include Chicken Cock Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Union Horse Reserve Straight Bourbon, Remus Repeal Reserve Bourbon, Bib & Tucker 6-Year Bourbon, Wild Turkey Rare Breed Bourbon, and Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Bourbon. Recommendations for picking the best bourbon include grabbing a cheap everyday mixer, a nice barrel strength bourbon, and a small batch craft bourbon.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TODAY
Mixologist Garvey Alexander shares Super Bowl drink recipes inspired by the Chiefs, 49ers, and Usher, including a golden honey and bourbon sipper, a fun and fizzy whiskey drink, a super spicy pitcher cocktail, and a citrusy blue lavender lemonade. Each drink embodies the spirit of its inspiration, offering a playful yet strong option for game day festivities.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN
The Bloody Mary cocktail, often garnished with vegetables and known for its restorative properties, is traditionally consumed in the morning as a brunch staple and potential hangover remedy. Its origins are disputed, with theories attributing its creation to Paris in 1921 or to actor George Jessel in 1927. Despite its popularity, bartenders find it time-consuming to make, leading to an unspoken rule against ordering it in the evening. However, some establishments, like The Blind Pelican Seafood House, serve elaborate versions of the drink at any time of day, with no time restrictions. The morning association of the Bloody Mary is partly cultural, with regional variations in its acceptance as an all-day beverage.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
The average Australian consumes an extra 500 calories a day during the holiday season. To make healthier choices while still enjoying festivities, UK-based dietitian Terri-Ann Nunns suggests alcohol swaps. For example, swapping a Long Island iced tea for a Bloody Mary can significantly reduce calorie intake, as the former can have more calories than a Big Mac. Other swaps include opting for a bottle of beer instead of a pint, choosing gin and slimline tonic over regular gin and tonic, replacing a large glass of wine with prosecco, and swapping dessert wine for a glass of sherry. Additionally, choosing vodka over whiskey can also help reduce calorie consumption.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Real Simple
Google's annual year in search data reveals the top trending recipes of 2023, with TikTok being a major source of inspiration. The list includes the viral Grimace Shake from McDonald's, lasagna soup, chicken cobbler, black cake, Pumptini cocktail, Hugo Spritz cocktail, cowboy butter, coronation quiche, Brazilian lemonade, and cottage cheese ice cream.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
New shows and venues in New York City are blurring the lines between theater and nightlife, offering audiences the opportunity to enjoy a drink and a show simultaneously. Productions like "Dead Letter No. 9," "Cocktail Magique," and "Hypnotique" provide a unique and immersive experience, combining performances with cocktails, mocktails, and interactive elements. These shows aim to create an inclusive and party-like atmosphere, where audiences can socialize and mingle before and after the performances. While some productions excel in creating a vibrant and intoxicating experience, others fall short, lacking in narrative or genuine enthusiasm.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eater Vegas
The Vault, a new bar located at the Bellagio Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, offers an exclusive and luxurious experience for high-end guests. Accessible only by reservation, the bar features a dark lounge with plush seating, a wide selection of expensive bottles, and vintage and hard-to-find spirits. Signature cocktails range from $55 to $90, and classic cocktails incorporating coveted spirits are available at market price, usually around $135. The bar also offers gourmet bites and has a strict dress code. Reservations can be made through Instagram or by coordinating with the general manager of the Bellagio. The Vault is open daily from 5 p.m. until 1 a.m.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY
National Tequila Day is being celebrated in the U.S. with various deals, recipes, and drinks to try. Tequila sales have been on the rise, with a 7.3% increase in 2022 and a 6% increase so far this year. Canned cocktails and tequila-infused seltzers have become popular in the ready-to-drink category. Celebrity brands and premium tequilas are driving the trend, with Sammy Hagar's Santo Tequila gaining popularity. Various restaurants and brands are offering specials and discounts on National Tequila Day, including Casa Dragones, Chuy's, TGI Fridays, and more.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eater LA
In celebration of the release of the Barbie movie, several restaurants and vendors in Los Angeles are offering Barbie-themed drinks and dishes. From a bright pink smoothie at Erewhon to Barbie-inspired cocktails at Bar Flores, there are plenty of options to indulge in. For sweets, Beato's Chocolate offers a fruity pink chocolate bar, while Cambodian doughnut shops serve frosted pink doughnuts. The Madonna Inn serves bright pink mocktails and a signature champagne cake, while Cake Monkey offers a strawberry passionfruit cake. Sweet Lady Jane has a special triple berry cake, and Cafe Landwer has a Barbie menu featuring pink smoothies, lattes, and more.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by EatingWell
Regularly consuming cocktails can have negative effects on your health. Studies have shown that even moderate alcohol consumption is associated with an increased risk of developing atrial fibrillation, a type of irregular heartbeat that can lead to stroke and heart failure. Alcohol can also disrupt sleep patterns, leading to poor quality sleep. Additionally, cocktails can contribute to weight gain due to their high calorie and sugar content. Furthermore, alcohol consumption is linked to an increased risk of certain cancers. It is important to enjoy cocktails in moderation and consider the potential health risks associated with regular consumption.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Life
Regularly consuming cocktails can have negative effects on your body. Research suggests that even moderate alcohol consumption can increase the risk of heart problems, disrupt sleep patterns, contribute to weight gain, and raise the risk of certain cancers. Cocktails are often high in added sugars and calories, making them less nutritious. It is important to consider the potential health risks and make informed choices about alcohol consumption.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
Actress Blake Lively reveals her new line of gourmet sparkling cocktails, Betty Booze, on Instagram, jokingly attributing the need for alcoholic refreshments to being tired from raising her four children with husband Ryan Reynolds. Lively shares various cocktail recipes, including Sparkling Tequila With Oak Smoked Lemonade and Sparkling Bourbon With Apple Ginger Sour Cherry. The couple, who recently welcomed their fourth child, have previously mentioned feeling worn out by their growing brood. Despite the challenges of parenting, Lively and Reynolds continue to show their love and support for each other on social media.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
Kim Kardashian revealed in an interview with Vogue Italia that her mother, Kris Jenner, used to have a vodka every day at 5 pm to handle the stress of raising six kids. Kris's daily dose of the spirit likely comes in the form of one of her famous martinis. Kim admits that managing four kids with different personalities is a lot, and she constantly asks her mother how she handled six.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eater Austin
Sign Bar, a new bar in far east Austin, features over 75 retired Austin signs from legacy restaurants and still-open classics, along with a full bar and rotating food trucks. The bar comes from FBR Management, which oversees many local watering holes. The official cocktail menu launches on June 21, and brunch is available on weekends. The space includes indoor and outdoor areas and is open daily.