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Parkside Fizz ~ Friday’s 5 o’clock Wet Your Whistle Call!

Parkside Fizz

Not only does this cocktail take you back to a bygone era, the story behind how you get one of these tasty libations holds even more mystery. Created by Jim Meehan of PDT (Please Don’t Tell) in New York’s East Village for a Belvedere Vodka cocktail contest, the cocktail story opens the “door” to a New York Speakeasy reminiscent of the 1920’s. Continue reading

Bellissima – Friday’s 5 o’clock Wet Your Whistle Call!

Bellissima!
 
I love it when the week ends on a very positive note!  Sometimes the planets come into alignment and everything goes just as you pictured it would. Those are the Friday’s that call for a little more special, celebratory cocktail.
 
Champagne or sparkling wines are the first thing I think of when I want to kick up the fun and put on my party hat! 

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Gingered Honeydew Mist ~ Friday’s 5 o’clock Wet Your Whistle Call!

Melonball Cocktail
 
Woo Hoo, it’s finally here! The first party weekend of summer! What better way to launch the summer season than with a melon cocktail.
 
Melons are at their best during summer and so many childhood memories revolve around ice cold watermelon. Honeydew is the adult answer to a melon craving and it’s kicked up in the form of a cocktail!

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Negroni – Friday’s 5 o’clock Wet Your Whistle Call!

Negroni Up
 
Feeling all Italian today after creating a little Italian dinner party, I felt the need to unwind like an Italian. In the early 1900’s, in Florence, Count Camillo Negroni asked his bartender for a more manly drink than those of the time and thus the Negroni was born. This is a very adult cocktail and meant to be sipped.

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Saint Patrick’s Jello Shots – Friday’s 5 o’clock Wet Your Whistle Call!

My Irish girlfriend Laura and I always go the the St Patrick’s Day Parade and then to a local pub where a group of die hard Irish men have been playing Irish “sing-along” music for years. We both have Irish ancestry and the singing and drinking satisfies us both down to our little Irish bones! Continue reading

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