Sorry folks - Haven't had so much as a speck of a moment to post this weeks drink. If I'm not able to get to it later this evening I'll get it up tomorrow. Promise!
Monday, August 27, 2007
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Links
- The official Drink A Week Twitter page. Of doom!
- Elixir - This is where all our mad experiments go down.
- Pfiff! - My friend Rob. One of the nerdiest beer nerds in nerdom!
- Underhill-Lounge - Want to see somebody make every drink in "The Savoy Cocktail Book"? Damn right you do!
- Cocktail Chronicles - Thoughtful meditations from the oft published Paul Clarke.
- Spirits and Cocktails - A fantastic blog by renowned mixologists Jamie Boudreau. Don't get much better than that.
- Oh Gosh - Cocktail writing from across the pond. May cause jealousy over products not available in the US.
- Jeffery Morgenthaler - Rocking the cocktails in my home town of Eugene. Eat it places that aren't Eugene.
- Cocktail Nerd - He's a nerd. For cocktails! You can't beat that with a stick. Bonus: High hilarity quotient.
- Art of Drink - One of the most popular cocktail blogs out there, and with good reason.
- Kaiser Penguin - One of the first cocktail blogs I started reading. Great stuff, and amazing photos.
- Looka! - A great blog I've been reading for years. Beyond fantastic cocktail writing he covers food, politics, and all things in between. A great everyday read.
- Drink Dogma - A fine blog by a guy making fine cocktails in Houston. That's right, Houston - You got a problem with that?
- Imbibe Magazine - An excellent resource for all things drink, from cocktails to tea and everything in between.
- Drinkboy.com - Robert Hess' excellent cocktail resource. Now with videos!
About Us
- drinkaweek
- It all began with two handsome men of valor gathering on the weekend to play around with cocktails - Once the blogging began, it was all downhill from there. Since its inception, Drink A Week has become a desultory empire employing dozens of monkeys and maintaining a horizontal net profit unheard of in the industry. Ed - One of the grand bartenders at San Francisco's venerable Elixir - An alumni of Gary Regan's famous Cocktails in the Country seminar, and a fine mixologist. Alex - An average guy bumbling towards oblivion who enjoys smoking, drinking, and using words he doesn't know the exact meaning of in inappropriate contexts. His is the art of reckless enthusiasm. Last, but not least, a big thanks goes out to H. (proprietor of Elixir) for letting Ed and I engage in our cocktail shenanigans at his bar.
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