Samuel Adams long shot home brew winners are sure shots

May 29th, 2009 by Vanessa

Every years hordes of homebrewers take a long shot to become a sure shot by entering Samuel Adams home brew contest.
Long shot story made short: the competition starts out regionally and escalates through several rounds of tasting where winners are finally picked. The winners then go on to compete against top brews made by Samuel [...]

More great deals at New Hampshire liquor stores

May 16th, 2009 by Vanessa

As I mentioned in a previous post, the New Hampshire Liquor Commission is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year.
They kicked off the anniversary by offering gift cards for every $75 purchase and now, they’ve got a new promotion for Memorial Day.
Shoppers can get select wine and spirits for $19.34 in honor of the first year [...]

75 is the magic number for the NH Liquor Commission

April 16th, 2009 by Vanessa

It’s the New Hampshire Liquor Commission’s 75th anniversary and it feels like celebrating.
To kick off the anniversary, the commission is offering a $10 gift certificate for every $75 purchase up to $750 (not sure who buys that much alcohol at once but they must have put the limit in for a reason).
The commission is also [...]

Try the dark, see the light

April 10th, 2009 by jason sparapani

When I first tasted Samuel Adams Imperial Stout , I thought I had not lived. That was until I tried it with bleu cheese. Then I knew. Part of the brewery’s new Imperial Series, the stout is not for the meek.
Dark as a Himalayan night sky and just as dense, this beer is prodigious in [...]

Better pan for your fave Goldschlager drink

March 10th, 2009 by emily reily

I guess I’m a finicky drinker; it’s been confirmed.
I got some Goldschlager as a little nip a while ago, which was interesting because I usually stick with white wines and vodka drinks. I’ve always stayed away from that one, Jagermeister, and those other weird-sounding liqueurs that I always thought would lay me under the table [...]

Big, bold beer

March 8th, 2009 by Vanessa

Samuel Adams Imperial White should come with a warning.
Not because it’s bad but because it packs a punch.
The fruity and refreshing taste would never lead you to believe that the beer comes in at a whopping 10.3 percent alcohol.
I think Sam Adams puts it best saying, “This is not just a more intense version of our spring [...]

Zen and the art of mixology

February 16th, 2009 by deb

What do you get when you combine Midori, whiskey and green tea liqueur?
I know, it sounds really unappetizing. But, thankfully, when I received a box from Skyy Spirits containing Midori, Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey and Zen Green Tea Liqueur, they also tossed in a packet of pretty cool recipes, none of which combined all three [...]

Once you pop you can’t stop

February 3rd, 2009 by Vanessa

Pop Rocks candy claims to be entertainment for your whole mouth. If this is true, then the Pop Rocks martini at the Black Orchid Grille could be called a party.
After reading about this specialty drink in the New Year’s edition of Feast, I decided I must try this martini.
On a recent visit [...]

How did you ring in the new year?

January 7th, 2009 by deidre ashe

New Year’s Eve is the perfect time for a party and a few drinks.
Twelve of us headed up to Maine for a night of skiing and hanging out in a rented condo for the night. We packed our cars full of ski equipment, board games, food and drinks. (And cake balls, of course!)
After a few [...]

Chocolatey goodness

December 17th, 2008 by deidre ashe

Fact: Chocolate is awesome.

So when I discovered Three Olives‘ chocolate vodka a while back, I was in heaven.
I checked out the Web site to see how to best use this fantastic invention. It wasn’t as icy chilly outside when I made this drink, but it was so good and I highly recommend it:
THREE-O CHOCOLATE SHAKE
2 ounces [...]

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