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Find Burning Love in the Red Light District

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Turning up the heat to your relationship could be as easy as a little lip service, according to a Maxim.com article on the topic of talking dirty.  Steamy encounters of the dirty whispering kind bring new meaning to the word ‘speakeasy’.  Maxim staff writers steer men and women in the most desirable direction so the uniquely naughty doesn’t become the absurdly bizarre.  Lovers tease and tempt each other with Red Light District suggestion, but few want to feel like they are truly visiting one for an evening of Burning Love. 

 

Mekhong changes all that with two tempting cocktails for Valentine’s Day; Burning Love created by mixologist John Freeman and Red Light District created by Ali Dedianko for The Back Room, one of New York City’s fashionable Speakeasy style lounges.

 

Burning Love Cocktail using Mekhong - Valentine's DayBurning Love

Created by John Freeman, Elizabeth Lounge & Restaurant

2 ounces Mekhong Thai Spirit

1/2 ounce Burnt Drambuie

1 ounce Simple Syrup

1/2 ounce Lemon Juice

1/2 ounce Lime Juice

Peychaud’s Bitters

Fee Brothers Aztec Chocolate Bitters

Garnish with a saddled red tulip bulb

 

Combine all ingredients in a tall mixing tin, including the bitters, excluding the Drambuie.  Shake Burning Love Cocktail using Mekhong - Flaming - Valentine's Dayvigorously and set aside. Pour Drambuie in a doubled mini tin and ignite with a match or lighter. (A match is preferable to avoid gas expose. A doubled mini tin is important to protect the hands against heat.) Pour ignited Drambuie directly from the mini tins into a coup or cocktail glass. The spirit should remain aflame inside the glass. Briefly re-shake and Hawthorn strain cold mixture on top of flaming Drambuie, dousing the flames. Garnish with a saddled red tulip bulb or lime slice.

 

Red Light District

Created by Ali Dedianko, The Back Room (NYC Speakeasy Lounge)

1-1/2 ounce Mekhong Thai Spirit

1/2 ounce Fresh Lemon Juice

1 ounce Simple Syrup

1 ounce Strawberry Liqueur

1 Large Fresh Strawberry

1 Medium Red Chili Pepper

 

Muddle fresh strawberry and red chili pepper. Combine in shaker with Mekhong, strawberry liquor, lemon juice and simple syrup and shake vigorously. Pour over large ice cubes in teacup or short glass. Fresh strawberry garnish optional.

 

Mekhong Drink Links of Interest

Fall in Love with The Spirit of Thailand this Valentine’s Day

Mekhong Mixing Well in Germany - Mekhong: The Spirit of Thailand Enchants the U.S.

Mekhong – The Spirit of Thailand: Spirit on the Rise - Mekhong Cocktail Competition Recipes 2008

Mekhong Spirit of Thailand: Face to Face Taste Experience

 

Love & Romance: Cocktails for Valentine’s Day & Beyond

Cocktails of 2010: Recipes, Images & Slideshows - Drink Recipes & Photos

 

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February 4th, 2010 at 10:41 pm

One Good Kiss from a Rose May Lead to Another

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Barefoot Bubbly's Kiss from a Rose Valentine's Day Cocktail RecipeEveryone knows one good kiss deserves another.  Delicious kisses often lead to much more exciting and adventurous things.  Barefoot Bubbly offers a ‘Bubbly Kiss’ from their Rosé Cuvée variety bringing a blush to the glass that just might extend further into the evening this Valentine’s Day.  Redbookmag.com compiled a Top 40 list of their steamiest tips for couples from bubbly kiss to sparkling bliss.  Tuck a few secret recipes for success in your pocket including the easy Kiss from a Rosé

 

Barefoot Bubbly’s Kiss from a Rosé

1/2 ounce Raspberry Liqueur

1/2 ounce Créme de Cassis

4 ounces Barefoot Bubbly Rosé Cuvée

1 Raspberry & 1 Blackberry

 

Place liqueur, crème de cassis and berries in a cocktail shaker with ice.  Shake well to blend and chill.  Strain into a champagne flute.  Top with Barefoot Rosé Cuvée. 

 

Barefoot Bubbly offers a variety of sparkling champagnes that easily pair well with luscious cocktail creations or from bottle to champagne flute.  Brut Cuvée works rather nicely as the champagne topper for cocktails such as the Bellini or the Champagne Agavero.  Moscato Spumante is wonderful chilled and served straight to the champagne flute or as sparkling topper in the Naughty Negroni.

 

More Barefoot Bubbly Cocktails of Interest

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Barefoot Brazilian

 

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February 3rd, 2010 at 3:18 pm

Love & Romance: Cocktails for Valentine’s Day & Beyond

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X-Rated Fusion Liqueur Heart - photo property of Cheri Loughlin, The IntoxicologistPassion – strong emotion, adoration, love, intensely powerful emotion, craving, amorous affection and desire felt by lovers for each other

Kiss – buss, osculation, smack, graze, butterfly, French, to touch or caress with the lips, especially as a sign of ardor or affection

Midnight – bewitching hour when all enchantment begins, temptation arises, enticement wins out and fascinating tales begin to weave charming stories of excitement and pleasure

Heart – essence, character, soul, compassion, tenderness, zest, moxie, spirit

Flutter – tremble, oscillate, throb, shiver, flitter, dance, to move quickly, lightly and unsteadily as if with wings

Love – adoration, rapture, enchantment, ardor, fervor, yearning, fascination, ardent affection, desire felt by lovers for one another

Smitten – infatuated, stricken, intense romantic attraction, lust

Rendezvous – affair, tete-a-tete, tryst, love nest, secretly unite

Heaven – bliss, ecstasy, rapture, Utopia, nirvana, harmony, elated pleasure

 

All these words of romance and desire intertwine with passion, but were pulled from the names of cocktails linked with Valentine’s Day.  Valentine’s Day might very well be written off as a cheesy Hallmark moment in some people’s book, but romance and love are alive and well across the globe.  Sexy, flirty cocktails needn’t be saved for couples only.  Enjoy the moment whether it is a Girl’s Night Out, Bachelorette or Bachelor party, Couples Night In, celebrating freedom or just feeling the need to let the spirit move you in a fun and flirty direction for a change.

 

Fun & Flirty Romantic Cocktail Recipes has been relocated due to the amount of traffic and bandwidth issues on this site. The Valentine Cocktail listing has been updated with new links and a few new cocktail and shot recipes that were not listed before. Please click over and enjoy! Thank you for the overwhelming interest. So happy you enjoy the cocktails and shots. 

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January 15th, 2010 at 8:30 pm

Ringing in the New Year: Bit ‘o Bubbly Champagne Cocktail Recipes Guide

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Ringing in the New Year: Bit ‘o Bubbly Champagne Cocktail Recipes GuideSparkling cocktails and champagne should not be relegated to times of celebration only.  Thank goodness holiday times and special occasions give many the extra nudge needed to pick up a bottle of bubbly for clinking glasses rather than the same old tried and true cocktail of the everyday.  The champagne drink recipe below was sent to me by fellow cocktail enthusiast and cigar aficionado, Tom Ufer.   Follow Tom Ufer on Twitter to keep up with his writings as the Tampa Cigar Examiner and the CigarSmokingMan on Wordpress where he explores pairings of fine smokes and cocktails.

 

Apricot Bellini – courtesy Tom Ufer

3/4 cup apricot or passion fruit nectar, chilled

750 ml Champagne or Prosecco, chilled

1/4 cup raspberries

6 mint leaves

 

Pour two tablespoons chilled apricot nectar into champagne flute.  Top with chilled champagne.  Garnish with 2 or 3 fresh raspberries and mint leaf.  The Apricot Bellini equals 2 Weight Watcher points. 

 

Bit ‘o Bubbly

Every Bit ‘o Bubbly cocktail doesn’t necessarily find its way into a champagne flute.  Often effervescent bubbles tickle at the nose by way of martini and cocktail recipes topped with champagne, prosecco and wonderful sparkling sake.  The following cocktail recipe listing contains champagne cocktails, sparkling sake recipes, NUVO Sparkling Liqueur and those topped with prosecco to name a few.   There are one or two Mocktail recipes added for the benefit of those wishing for the feel of a champagne cocktail without the alcohol effect.  This listing has been compiled from drink recipes already posted on The Intoxicologist site and my National Cocktails Examiner pages. 

 

3,2,1...Pinkies Up 'Mix Up Something Beautiful' with Pinky Vodka - champagne substitution1.       10 Carat - 10 Cane Rum

2.       3,2,1…Pinkies Up - Pinky Vodka

3.       Acai-Tini - VeeV

4.       Air Mail - Rum

5.       Angel Eyes - Gran Centenario Rosangel

6.       Aperol Classico

7.       Aperol Royal - Aperol

8.       Apple Bellini - The Balvenie Doublewood

9.       Art’ Negroni - Beefeater Gin-Cynar

10.   Barefoot Brazilian

11.   Barefoot Brunch

12.   Barefoot Bubbly Holiday Cocktails & Dessert Recipes-recipe slideshow only

13.   Barefoot Little Sips - Cupcakes

14.   Barefoot Moji-toe

15.   Basil Hayden Wish - Basil Hayden’s Bourbon

16.   Basil Hayden’s Apple Bubbly - Bourbon

17.   Basil Hayden’s Fizz - Basil Hayden’s Bourbon

Basil Hayden's Bourbon - The Basil Natural Drink Recipe - Bourbon Heritage Month18.   Bee is for Buffalo - Buffalo Trace Bourbon

19.   Beefeater Ruby Negroni - Beefeater Gin

20.   Bellini

21.   Bessito - X-Rated Fusion

22.   Better Cinco - Zipang Sparkling Sake

23.   Bitter Bubbles - Campari, X-Rated Fusion

24.   Black & Blue Below - 42Below Vodka

25.   Black Pearl - Tia Maria

26.   Bloody-tini - VeeV

27.   Blue Lagoon - Cielo Tequila

28.   Blueberry Bubble - Three-O Bubble Vodka

29.   Blushing Angel - Dubonnet Rouge

30.   Boca Royale - Boca Loca Cachaca

31.   Brazilian Silent Night - VeeV

32.   Bubbly Love - Bacardi Rum

33.   Buck’s Fizz

34.   Buono Rosso - Sake2Me

35.   Burroughs Punch - Beefeater 24

Kentucky Sparkler Cocktail Drink Recipe created by The Intoxicologist - Kentucky Sparkler uses Baker's Bourbon and Zipang Sparkling Sake - photo property of The Intoxicologist36.   Cabana Kiss - Cabana Cachaca

37.   Candied Cane - Boca Loca Cachaca

38.   Candy Corn Champagne - Alize Gold Passion

39.   Caneflower - Boca Loca Cachaca

40.   Champagne Cosmo - Lower Calorie

41.   Champagne Cosmopolitan

42.   Champagne Topped Holiday Martinis-recipe slideshow only

43.   Chandon Fizz

44.   Christmas Kiss - Right Gin

45.   Corzo Toast - Corzo Tequila

46.   Cos-Moscato - Barefoot Bubbly

47.   Cramoisi Genévrier (Crimson Juniper)

48.   Cran-Acai Crush - VeeV

49.   Crème de la Mère - G’vine Nouaison

50.   Cuervo NUVO - NUVO Sparkling Liqueur

51.   Duke of Manchester Punch - Beefeater Gin

52.   D’Artagnan - Armagnac

53.   Far East Caipirinha - Leblon Cachaca

54.   French 75 - Beefeater Gin

55.   French 75 - Hennessy Cognac

56.   Full Monte - Tequila

Lady Luck Drink Recipe paired with Twilight Zone Episode A Game of Pool - photo property of The Intoxicologist57.   Ginger Drop - Bacardi Limon

58.   Gisele - Cabana Cachaca

59.   G’Vine Blush - G’vine Floraison

60.   Holiday Honey - Evan Williams Honey & Bourbon

61.   Holiday Lush Crush - VeeV

62.   Holiday Sangria - Zipang Sparkling Sake

63.   Just Peachy - Malibu Rum

64.   Kentucky Champagne - Maker’s Mark

65.   Kentucky Sparkler - Baker’s Bourbon

66.   La Cola-Nostra - Averna

67.   La Roma - PAMA Liqueur

68.   Lady Luck - Armagnac

69.   Laurent-Perrier Ultra Brut Champagne

70.   Le Perroquet

71.   Lemon Sparkler - Barefoot Bubbly

72.   Limosa - Ventura Limoncello

73.   Mad Bellini

74.   Marilyn Monroe Champagne Cocktail

75.   MARTINI & ROSSI Venezia Sangria

76.   Mojito Italiano - Campari, Flor de Cana Rum

77.   Monte Carlo - Gin

Naughty Negroni Classic Cocktail Recipe with Champagne - The Bubbly Bar by Maria C. Hunt - photo property of The Intoxicologist78.   Naughty Negroni - Campari

79.   Navan Orchid Martini - Navan Liqueur

80.   New Year’s Sparkler - Skyy Infusions

81.   NUVO Amore - NUVO Sparkling Liqueur

82.   NUVO Black Code - NUVO Sparkling Liqueur

83.   NUVO Dream (Abokado Style)

84.   NUVO Over the Top - NUVO Sparkling Liqueur

85.   NUVO Sparkling Cosmo - NUVO Sparkling Liqueur

86.   NUVO Sparkling Cosmo - Updated

87.   PAMA Sparkler - PAMA Liqueur

88.   Partridge in a Pear Tree - Oronoco Rum

89.   Passion Punch - X-Rated Fusion

90.   Passione Fascino (Passion Flair)

91.   Patron in my Cup - Barefoot Bubbly

92.   Peach Fizz - Mocktail

93.   Pegasus in Flight - Aperol

94.   Perrier-Jouët’s Fleur de Champagne

95.   Pink Fusion - X-Rated Fusion

96.   Pink Peach Bubble - Three-O Bubble Vodka

97.   Pinky Couture - Pinky Vodka

98.   PJ Mimosa - Perrier Jouet Champagne

The Ritz Cocktail created by Dale DeGroff - using Hennessy Cognac - Champagne Cocktail Recipes99.   Poinsettia - Cointreau

100.                        POM Ritz - Hennessy

101.                        Red Italian - Red Stag by Jim Beam

102.                        Remy Red Christmas

103.                        Ritz Cocktail - Cognac

104.                        Roman Candle - Korbel Champagne

105.                        Ruby Sipper - Barefoot Bubbly

106.                        Sake Sparkler - Leblon Cachaca

107.                        Santa’s Sparkling Sleigh - Barefoot Bubbly

108.                        Silent Dos Lunas Night - Dos Lunas Tequila

109.                        Sour Witch - Lucid Absinthe

110.                        Sparkling Mango - Low Calorie Mocktail

111.                        Sparkling Sugarplum - Zipang Sparkling Sake

112.                        Sparkling Ume - Zipang Sparkling Sake

113.                        Springtime Martini - NUVO Sparkling Liqueur

114.                        St. Zipang - Zipang Sparkling Sake

115.                        Star of Night - Van Gogh Vodka

116.                        Stoli Angel Elixer - Victoria Secret Cocktail by Stoli

117.                        Suprema Twist - Grappa

118.                        Swinger - Gin

119.                        Tangerine Dream - Finlandia Tangerine Fusion

Fragoli Liqueur & the Victoria’s Secret Pink Cocktail Drink Recipe - Fragoli Liqueur 120.                        The Basil Bubbly - Basil Hayden’s Bourbon

121.                        The Capone - Templeton Rye

122.                        The French 75 - Bombay Sapphire

123.                        The Gilded Sapphire - Bombay Sapphire

124.                        The Marie Claire Cocktail - St-Germain

125.                        The Millionaire Mojito - 10 Cane Rum

126.                        The Pomegranate Frost Caipirinha - Leblon Cachaca

127.                        The Seelbach Cocktail - Bourbon

128.                        Tinsel Bellini - Hpnotiq

129.                        Transformation - Mocktail

130.                        Vampire Kiss Martini - Chambord

131.                        Victoria’s Secret Pink - Fragoli Liqueur

132.                        Viennese Vixen - OVAL Vodka

133.                        Vodka Cobbler - Death’s Door Vodka

134.                        Waterloo Sunset - Beefeater 24

135.                        Wild Thyme Bellini - Barefoot Bubbly

136.                        World Traveler - Zipang Sake

137.                        Zipang Typhoon - Zipang Sparkling Sake

 

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December 28th, 2009 at 12:15 pm

Gifting Scotch for the Holidays

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Johnnie Walker Blue and Chivas Regal 18 in snifters - Gifting Scotch for the Holidays - photo property of Cheri Loughlin, The Intoxicologist

With Christmas coming down to the wire last minute gift ideas for those who love the more spirited side of life come into play.  By spirited I don’t mean in the energetic sense of the word such as those scuba diving or mountain climbing sports lovers who require expensive high end gear for safety sake.  I’m talking casual brown liquor lovers who waft scotch in a glass either neat or over a couple of cubes of pristine ice.  Searching for holiday gifts that touch the recipient with heartwarming appeal should be simple and stress free.  With all the choices on the market, sometimes that search becomes daunting. 

 

Johnnie Walker Blue and Chivas Regal 18 - Gifting Scotch for the Holidays - photo property of Cheri Loughlin, The IntoxicologistRecently I was asked to compare Chivas Regal 18 against the largely holiday gifted scotch, Johnnie Walker Blue.  To be fair, this is an apples to oranges head to head taste comparison.  Side by side Chivas Regal 18 comes across a little darker in color than Johnnie Walker Blue.  Color does not always signify deeper or richer with regard to taste.  Chivas contains nice aroma with hints of fig and nut.  There is little smoke in the flavor if any at all.  It is slightly thin in mouth feel.  There are subtle notes of chocolate and the faintest hints of spice.  This Chivas expression blends 18 year aged whiskies together and offers the bottling at approximately one third the price of Johnnie Walker Blue.  Packaging is straight forward – Bottle, label, box.  Gift wrap at your own expense with nice wrapping, ribbon and gift tag. 

 

Johnnie Walker Blue contains little comprehensive aroma as compared to many scotches.  The flavor is honeyed with virtually no burn at all.  It is velvety, a little floral with some perfume.  In my opinion sipping Johnnie Walker Blue is almost like consuming highly refined water in that it is so smooth there is not enough definition of character within the scotch.  This is definitely an achievement in refining the process and blending scotches to supreme smoothness.  It is an impressive example of a master blender perfecting his craft, but it does little to impress me with the scotch.  In my opinion Johnnie Walker Blue is nowhere near worth the price unless the goal is undefined character.  That being said, millions truly love Johnnie Walker Blue and their opinion of its worth is sincerely valuable.  Johnnie Walker Blue also presents in a distinctive, individually numbered Baccarat crystal bottle that can also be engraved for the holidays.  This unique characteristic comes packaged in silk lined box with certificate of authenticity.   All of this no doubt contributes to the higher price. 

 

If one is going for the complete perfection of smooth that Johnnie Walker Blue achieves, Chivas Regal 18 does not quite reach this scale of flawlessness.  Nor does Chivas Regal 18 offer the luxurious pampering and sophistication that goes along with the purchase of Johnnie Walker Blue.  However, is an almost two third bump in price worth the subtleties these spirits provide the casual scotch consumer?  In my opinion no. 

 

Dewar's 18 - Gifting Scotch for the Holidays - photo property of Cheri Loughlin, The IntoxicologistAs I struggle to post this evaluation of Chivas Regal 18 and Johnnie Walker Blue I realize there might be a few who read and take my opinion into consideration when making choices for personal purchases and those of ones they care about this season.  Being truly honest as a frequent scotch consumer, I think it only fair to include my choices for scotch gifting in the approximate price ranges covered above.  There are a fair amount of scotches on hand in my liquor cabinet at any given time either by way of liquor company representatives or by my own choice through purchases made at liquor stores.  My favorites are listed below in no particular order.  The reason for no particular order is I consume a variety of spirits and choose according to my mood or a specific flavor I am craving at the time.  The ones listed are those that I truly love at any price and it in no way reflects poorly on any which might not make their way to the listing since there are many more in my cabinet at the moment.

 

·         Dewar’s 18 – Rich chocolate flavor with smoke and honey.  This is a little less intense version of the Dewar’s Signature.  Much more affordable and easier to find.

·         Dewar’s Signature – An extreme pleasure. DEWAR’S Introduces High-End Discovery Gift Set

·         Laphroaig Quarter Cask – Never thought I would love Laphroaig, but this one is divine without the severe iodine Laphroaig is so well known for. Laphroaig Single Malt Scotch: Own It, Sip It, Network It

·        Macallan Sherry Oak 12 – The everyday scotch to learn and get one’s feet wet in the world of brown liquor. The standard. A little caramel, possibly fig in the taste. Rich color.

·         Macallan Fine Oak 17 – Smoke, chocolate, mocha. Richness in the glass. Smoky, rich, full of flavor. Robust. Lots of body. Slight vanilla tone. Twitter Tasting The Macallan

·         Ardmore Traditional Cask – Hearty bouquet, delicate sweetness fleeting beneath significant smoke flavor.  Investing in Dad: Ardmore 30 & the Traditional Cask

·         Glenmorangie Original – Straw color, light in flavor, no smokiness.  Delicate without being overstated.  An easy sipper.  Perfect for someone starting out.  Glenmorangie Original – “Like Dew on Heather”

·         The Balvenie Doublewood & Glenfiddich 12 – I’ll be honest again and say I don’t personally consume these two as frequently myself, but love them just the same and occasionally do have a glass.  They are purchased with frequency in my home for another scotch drinker and they also make great cocktails when I get the chance to sneak a few ounces.   ‘Made in Scotland’ Makes Mixing at Home a Cinch

 

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