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Mark’s Bloody Mary Mix

Mark's Bloody Mary Mix

This last weekend my buddy Mark came out to visit Dana and I.  Mark was my roommate and co-worker while I was in college.  We bartended together at a college bar for 5 years.  It was a blast.  Mark still bartends and makes a mean bloody mary.  His secret is a spice concentrate that together [...]

The Bocce Ball

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Sorry that cocktail day is one day late.  It was Dana’s Birthday yesterday and we had to celebrate in style.  However, today I am making a traditional cocktail.  It is on the same lines with a screwdriver, but with a little twist.  A little OJ, a little vodka, some amaretto and a touch of seltzer.  [...]

Apple Pie Shot

Apple Pie Shot

After a long week of celebrating I think everyone deserves a shot.  I was lacking mixers but ended up finding out that vodka and apple juice are awesome together.  The addition of some whipped cream and a pinch of cinnamon and you have an amazing apple pie shot. The whipped cream makes this shot. Apple [...]

The Fish Bowl

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Since it is almost summer and extremely hot and humid here in DC, I decided to make a tropical drink.  There are a ton of tropical fish bowl drinks out there, but I stumbled across one that fits the bill.  It is tasty, it is blue and it is tropical in flavor.  All of the [...]

Pear Martini

Pear Martini

The other week I recreated the infamous honey baked ham.  In doing this, I used pear nectar.  The jar of pear nectar that I had was way too big, so I had a lot left over.  I used the remaining nectar to make martinis.  Yep, pear martinis.  They were so good that you could barely taste [...]

Vodka Cherry Limeade

Cherry Limeade Closeup

The other week I was coming back from Pork in the Park when we stopped at a Sonic Drive-in.  I love Sonic.  The food is delicious and the drinks are amazing.  I am a huge fan of the cherry limeade.  After taking a few sips, you realize that it would be amazing with alcohol.  So [...]

Strawberry Daiquiri

It has been super nice here in DC.  This weekend is supposed to reach the 80′s.  So I decided to make a nice refreshing cocktail.  This week’s cocktail is the strawberry daiquiri. This is a quick and easy rum based drink, as long as you have a blender.  No blender, then this might not be [...]

Vodka Lemon Sorbet

A couple of weeks ago I picked up an ice cream maker at the discount store.  It was cheap, but it expanded my culinary reach by a lot.  So I made this super simple lemon sorbet.  After tasting it, I knew it would be the base of an amazing cocktail.  So I had a few [...]

Lime Pie – The Drink

I was searching through this months Food and Wine and discovered a little drink that looked amazing.  The drink was originally called Ramoncita Lopez Special, the name was too long.  As a bartender, anything with more than two words in the name is overkill.  Further, the drink tastes like a key lime pie.  No shit, [...]

Root Bourbon Float

Happy Veterans Day!!!  Federal Holiday and nobody seems to be working here in DC.  So it is a good thing that it happened to fall on a Wednesday.  Yep, Cocktail Wednesday.  The other day I went to the store and they had real Root Beer on sale.  Not that caramel colored stuff that we know [...]

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