Jacob Grier, Oregon Mixologist and author of the blog Liquidity Preference tried The Bitter Truth Pimento Dram and made both a winter and summer cocktail based on classic cocktail modifier.
This summer is gonna have some spice!
2 oz Novo Fogo Gold Cachaca
1/2 oz lapsang souchong syrup
1/2 oz lemon juice
1/4 oz pimento dram
2 dashes Peychaud’s bitters
Mane to Tail Drinking with Pimento Dram – Liquidity Preference
You don’t have to be Will and Kate to have the luxury of custom cocktails at your wedding. Jonathan Pogash, the Cocktail Guru, made some wedding inspired cocktails for Fox in Providence, Rhode Island using The Bitter Truth. With his own Wedding Cocktail Design, anyone can have a wedding cocktail fit for a Queen!
Watch Jonathan make his cocktails here.
Amy Zavatto of Toque wrote about drinks that claim to be good for you, and the liqueurs that have a 500 year long history of actually assisting digestion. She even tried a new one, The Bitter Truth E*X*R.
“In very non-technical terms, I find it pretty yummy. It was luscious on my tongue and tasting mildly of dark chocolate, grapefruit zest, sassafras, sage, and pine. Really. All of that.”
Read her full story, “Drink Me, I’m Good for You” here.
The Royal wedding is rapidly approaching next month so let the celebrations begin! Great British Life has chosen some Bitter Truth Cocktails to highlight the ways we can participate in this Royal affair. Even if your invitation got lost in the mail, you too can raise a glass to William, Kate and the Royal Wedding March down the aisle they will take on the 29th of April 2011.
Forbes Magazine and Forbes.com shines the spotlight on The Bitter Truth and The Traveler’s Set.
“Think of it as a chemistry set for thirsty people–all good, and nothing blows up.”
For cocktails, bitters are “supercharged potions” and The Bitter Truth’s exceptional range of eight bitters are “potent, small-dose astonishments.” And now with The Traveler’s Set, even the drab airplane G & T can reach transcendent heights.
