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In the heart of Mexico's southern Oaxaca state, amidst the whispering sierras and the heady scents of mezcal, I found myself on a journey to explore the legacy of a woman known as Maria Sabina.
Elevate your cocktail game with a homemade spicy tincture. It’ll be perfect for your Spicy Margaritas.
Grown in northern Portugal’s Douro River and aged in the caves of the eponymous port houses of the northwestern Portuguese city of Port let’s explore this classic fortified wine.
– the drink that has us raising our glasses (and our pinkies) in celebration of leisurely mornings and the perfect excuse for day-drinking.
When it comes to savoring fruits, vegetables, wine, liquor, taste is king. However, taste alone often fails to capture the full essence of flavor. This is where Brix comes into play, a unit of measurement that takes sweet indulgence to a whole new level. So, what exactly is Brix?
Citric acid, with its tangy and refreshing properties, has become a beloved ingredient in the world of cocktails. Bartenders have discovered that a dash or two of citric acid can enhance the overall experience by providing a burst of brightness and acidity.
Tiki cocktails have an intriguing history that stems from a blend of cultures and influences. It all began in the 1930s when American entrepreneur Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt, also known as Donn Beach, opened the first ever Tiki-themed bar called Don the Beachcomber in Los Angeles.
Creating a spicy tincture is a thrilling journey of flavors and intensity. This process involves meticulously combining various fiery ingredients to craft a potion that will awaken the taste buds.
When Conquistador Hernando Cortéz set his sights on the land now known as Mexico, he sought the treasures of the Earth to fuel the ambitions of an empire. Although the bounties he sought eluded him in the region of Oaxaca, he stumbled upon something equally captivating: cochineal.