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Drinking Poetic: The Banana Dance
January 10, 2020 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Drinking Poetic: The Banana Dance

I’m prouder of the Banana Dance than almost any other drink that I’ve created. More so than I probably have […]

Drinking Poetic (On A Christmas Wednesday): The Nutcracker
December 26, 2019 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Drinking Poetic (On A Christmas Wednesday): The Nutcracker

I’ve always felt disconnected from the Holiday season. While I grew up Catholic it has had been many a solstice […]

Drinking Poetic: Cascading Lines
July 17, 2019 1 Comment by bottledinbondla cocktails

Drinking Poetic: Cascading Lines

This is the story of a drink that got away from me.  As I’ve said before I tend to turn […]

Drinking Poetic: The Panic Order
April 26, 2019 2 Comments by bottledinbondla cocktails

Drinking Poetic: The Panic Order

I’m terrible at Vodka drinks.  It sounds elitist, snobbish, and very hipster bartender of me but it’s a fact of life. I […]

Drinking Poetic (on a Wednesday): The Los Angeles Sour
March 6, 2019 by bottledinbondla Bushmills

Drinking Poetic (on a Wednesday): The Los Angeles Sour

The Los Angeles Cocktail is terrible and is a perfect example of a bad drink that survives because it’s old.  Buried […]

Whiskey Wednesday: Repeal Day
December 5, 2018 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Whiskey Wednesday: Repeal Day

With all the excitement, food, and celebrations that are crammed into the space between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day you […]

Drinking Poetic: The Old Fashioned
September 19, 2018 by bottledinbondla Classics

Drinking Poetic: The Old Fashioned

“I prefer things the Old Fashioned Way!” said every generation ever as things changed around them. The Old Fashioned is […]

Drinking Poetic: The Hemingway Daquiri
June 29, 2018 by bottledinbondla Classics

Drinking Poetic: The Hemingway Daquiri

I feel a certain kinship with Hemingway. I’d like to think it’ because we both have an affinity with words […]

Drinking Poetic: West of Brooklyn
October 6, 2017 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Drinking Poetic: West of Brooklyn

I’m sentimental in my head. I say head because I’m less emotionally sentimental and more intellectually sentimental, meaning that I […]

Drinking Poetic (on a Wednesday): Highballs
September 27, 2017 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Drinking Poetic (on a Wednesday): Highballs

I’m a whiskey purist. Bourbon, Scotch, Japanese, Barrel Strength, it doesn’t matter, I drink it neat. For years I was […]

Drinking Poetic: The Ship of Theseus
September 22, 2017 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Drinking Poetic: The Ship of Theseus

  I compete in a lot of bartender competitions. Not only is it a great tool for advancing my career […]

Open Bottle: Chartreuse V.E.P and #1605
May 17, 2017 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Open Bottle: Chartreuse V.E.P and #1605

If you haven’t noticed America is a little odd. We like doing a lot of things backwards. Like our current […]

Whiskey Wednesday: The Harmonious Hibiki Harmony
April 26, 2017 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Whiskey Wednesday: The Harmonious Hibiki Harmony

In recent years Japan, traditionally the Land of the Rising Sun could easily be called the Land of the Rising […]

Whiskey Wednesday: Kentucky Spirit Soars Like A Wild Turkey
April 19, 2017 by bottledinbondla Bourbon

Whiskey Wednesday: Kentucky Spirit Soars Like A Wild Turkey

Let’s do something different, different for me at least, and talk Wild Turkey and about a single barrel not chosen […]

Redbreast and the Irish Behemoth
January 18, 2017 by bottledinbondla cocktails

Redbreast and the Irish Behemoth

For all the talk of the growth of Japanese whisky and the revival of American Bourbon and Rye the words […]

Orphans. Orphans as far as the eye can see.
November 3, 2016 by bottledinbondla Bourbon

Orphans. Orphans as far as the eye can see.

Rhetoric: -language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience but often regarded as lacking sincerity or […]

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