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They've been in beta in ATL and CA for nearly two years now, but we just discovered one in the wild here in New England, and this is the only way to get a fountain drink!
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They've been in beta in ATL and CA for nearly two years now, but we just discovered one in the wild here in New England, and this is the only way to get a fountain drink!
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Your morning coffee may soon be victim to global warming. Also, we like how this topic gets as much in the sidebar as a typical Charlie Sheen piece.
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We love Magic Hat beer, don't get us wrong. We're amused, though, by the hang tags all over this six pack of #9 that advertise a chance to Win a Trip to Mardi Gras!*
*Mardi Gras Celebration in Burlington, VT, March 4-6, 2011.
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Mind you, there is nothing wrong with vodka--jell-o shots. But these look awesome.
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The St-Germain Cocktail:
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For summer happy hour, may we suggest the Tom Collins. There's a reason it has become a synecdoche for preppy New England summers.
We've made a few modifications in the name of lazy summer days; normally, we don't approve of cocktail mixes, but this once, we're skipping simple syrup and lemon juice for lemonade. Use a good one.
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We suggest a classic: The Whiskey Sour
2 oz whiskey (doesn't have to be Irish, just not too smokey)
juice of one lemon
3/4 oz simple syrup (or 1 oz if you like)
Shake with ice and strain into a chilled glass.
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A Cobble Hill bar with 150+ bourbons to choose from can't keep enough white dog (bottled moonshine) on the shelf.
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Courtesy of David Wondrich, who knows his drink:
The Shandy Gaff
Fill a pint glass a little more than halfway with a good American pale ale (eg, Red Tail) that's been well chilled. Top off, slowly, with ginger beer (we recommend Goslings).
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Interactive graphic at the NYTimes. We thought more BMWs came from South Carolina than just the SUV-types, but nice to know we have a decent selection of Mazdas and Subarus if we want to buy American.
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The guy is drunk, but manages to open another bottle without a corkscrew. Impressive.
Via.
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Not sure what this accomplished for Greenpeace, but presumably a bunch of guys got laid.
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Starbucks VIA. Like Starbucks, only more bitter.
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We can only assume this is a joke, although if you follow the instructions while making it, you'll still be happily drunk.
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The patio at S&P Oyster Company, by the Mystic Highway Bridge in Mystic, CT. They also make a perfect Dark & Stormy, made with Gosling's Black Seal and, the bartender promised us, Gosling's ginger beer.
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"Friday & Saturday - June 19 & 20 - the east coast's largest celebration of American craft beer at the Seaport World Trade Center Boston, featuring 75 American brewers, 300 craft beers, and more ..." The American Craft Beer Festival!
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We swear the waiter was German, which would make his thick French accent a complete affectation, but the food here was phenomenal.
Also, the wine, Ramsay Pinot Noir, rocked. If you know where to pick up a bottle or two, let us know.
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Pricier than our usual fare at $25 a bottle, this wine rocked. It's a beautiful purple-red tooth stainer of a wine, but deceptively light on the nose. Then you sip and find it filling your mouth almost to the bursting point. This is some highly structured stuff, with a mix of black pepper and fresh blackberries on a background of moderate acidity. We drank a bottle on its own, but the acidity would be great with most any meal.
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