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Between the cooking, cleaning, and hosting duties, having Thanksgiving at home can be a major undertaking. From hours spent checking on the turkey to hours spent gathering plates and cups from every table, bookcase, and ottoman in your home, hosting
With Columbus Day weekend providing an extra day to stay home, there’s no better time to reconnect with your inner circle over a great glass of wine or a cocktail. While the city is replete with places to grab a beer, the Upper West Side has some of
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2 oz. Don Papa 7 rum
4 Watermelon balls
3 Basil leaves
¾ oz. Simple syrup
¾ oz. Lime juice
In a mixing tin, muddle 2 watermelon balls, 2 basil leaves, rum, simple syrup and lime juice. Add ice and shake. Strain into rocks glass with fresh ice. Garnish with remaining watermelon balls and basil leaf
Mixologist Tomas Delos Reyes created this recipe.
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After more than a decade serving up slices by the beach, the family-owned pizzeria- Mr. Moto, will be opening its first franchise location in Arcadia, Arizona.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, USA, May 19, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Arcadia, Arizona, San Diego's favorite pizza joint is finally crossing state lines. Mr. Moto Pizza, a New York-style pizza joint with multiple locations throughout San Diego County has been serving pizza to San Diegans for over a decade. And while owner Gibran Fernandez may be a San Diego native, he’s officially ready to cross state lines. He got the idea from a friend and Phoenix local, who was frustrated by the lack of pizza-by-the-slice options in his neighborhood. “We have lots of customers who travel to San Diego from Arizona,” Fernandez said. “Now, finally, we can come to them.” Arcadia’s vibrant population and picturesque scenery were also a draw for Fernandez. Located at the foot of Camelback Mountain, the area is lush with citrus groves and leafy streets and is home to many of Phoenix’s luxury resorts. The newest Mr. Moto Pizza is set to open in Arcadia Village, at 3923 E. Camelback Road. According to Fernandez himself, you should be able to order a delicious slice in about six to eight months.
About Mr. Moto Pizza: Mr. Moto Pizza was established in 2015 in the Pacific Beach neighborhood of San Diego, California. Mr. Moto’s objective is to share his authentic New York-style pizza to the hungry West Coast—but with a little twist! His characteristically thin-crust pies feature a chewy outer edge (or “handle”) that is remarkably fluffy! Every day Mr. Moto and his team of pizza aficionados employ a secret recipe to make this one-of-kind dough in-house. The perfectly kneaded dough is tossed by hand and topped with a wide array of fresh, gourmet ingredients. In just one year’s time, the technique has earned Mr. Moto great reviews, loyal customers, and critical acclaim as Mr. Moto Pizza proudly boasts the award for “San Diego’s Best Gourmet Pizza” since 2016. The San Diego-based family-owned Pizza Parlor currently has 8 locations. Mr. Moto Arcadia will be the first Franchise location as well as the first location to open outside of state lines. Please visit https://mrmotopizza.com/ to learn more.
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Bravus Brewing awarded Non-Alcoholic Brewery of the Year, winning out of 800 entries across nearly 40 categories and 14 different countries.
ANAHEIM , CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, May 19, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Bravus Brewing Company was awarded Non-Alcoholic Brewery of the Year at the 10th annual New York International Beer Competition. This year, there was stiff competition with over 800 entries across nearly 40 categories and 14 different countries.
Additionally, three of Bravus's beers won individual awards: the Bravus IPA won a Bronze medal of distinction. The Bravus Peanut Butter Stout also won Bronze, and Bravus is proud to announce their Raspberry Gose won Gold!
The judges of this competition ranged from top beer buyers to trade professionals, judging the beers based on category and price point. The competition was made more difficult by the COVID-19 pandemic, with logistics more complicated, requiring beer samples to be sent to individual judge locations.
For many wine lovers, relaxation can often be found in a glass of good wine. And stress reduction is a matter of health: High stress levels can lead to adverse cardiovascular effects such as high blood pressure. A new study has found promising results for moderate alcohol consumption and reducing stress-related brain signals responsible for heart disease.
Lead author Dr. Kenechukwu Mezue presented his findings on May 17 at the American College of Cardiology’s 70th Annual Scientific Session & Expo (the study has not yet been published). In his research, Dr. Mezue and his cardiology team at Massachusetts General Hospital analyzed self-reported data from the Mass General Brigham Biobank survey. The survey included 53,000 participants, of which 60 percent were women and the average age was 57.
The survey classified subjects' alcohol intake into four categories: no intake, low intake (less than one drink per week), moderate (one to 14 drinks per week) and high (more than 14 drinks per week). Hospital records were checked to see which subjects had experienced adverse cardiovascular events such as heart attack and stroke. Of the 53,000 participants, nearly 8,000 had experienced a major adverse cardiovascular event during their lives.
Dr. Mezue and his team looked at areas of the brain with increased activity and measured stress-related brain activity in the amygdala, the part of the brain associated with fear and stress by conducting PET (positron emission tomography) imaging scans on 752 survey participants.
"We measured activity in the amygdala region and controlled for it with measurements in the prefrontal cortex and cerebellum," Dr. Mezue told Wine Spectator. "Previous studies from my mentor showed that increased levels of amygdala activation were associated with subsequent inflammation in the blood vessels and increased inflammation of arteries and, subsequently, increased number of cardiovascular events."
Carolans Irish Cream, a brand owned by Heaven Hill, has launched Carolans Cold Brew.
This new product mixes cold brew coffee with original Carolans Irish Cream.
Carolans Cold Brew is 34 proof, with a rich, coffee taste and notes of chocolate, the company reports. Sip it on its own, over ice, mixed in coffee or in a cocktail.
“Crafted from the Original Carolans Irish Cream base, the cold brew flavor delivers a new depth of flavor experience that will delight existing fans and newcomers alike,” says Hannah Venhoff, Heaven Hill Brands group product director. “As the second largest Irish Cream, we are consistently seeking to amplify Carolans through consumer relevant innovation that builds upon a strong portfolio and offers consumers new opportunities to make new memories with Carolans.”
Carolans Cold Brew has support in trade media and retail point-of-sale with a tagline encouraging consumers to “Pour. Sip. Chill.”
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Vegan, Keto-Friendly, Kosher New Flavor Offers 20 Grams of Plant-Based Protein, 1 Gram Sugar, Only 200 Calories and Contains No Dairy, Soy, Whey, Gluten or GMO
— Paul Rabaut, Marketing Director
No Cow’s Peanut Butter Cup bars are a delicious step forward in taste and texture and will be available exclusively at the brand’s e-commerce site, NoCow.com, beginning May 19th, 2021. The new flavor will also be available at The Vitamin Shoppe by June 20th.
Made with all-natural, purely sourced ingredients, the bars are sweetened by monk fruit and stevia, and feature just one gram of sugar and 200 calories per serving. The bars are Certified Dairy-Free, Soy-Free, Whey-Free, Gluten-Free and are Non-GMO Project Verified and Vegan, making them a great choice for kosher, vegetarian, and vegan lifestyles.
Rob Theakston May 19, 2021
Collaborations between beer and whiskey makers often yield mixed results. Far too often, the hops influence or some other variable will hijack the process, and the well-intended experiment loses the plot. Colorado’s Left Hand Brewing and its well-respected Milk Stout Nitro have been around for quite a bit, and the people behind Foundry may appear to be new on the block but have been around for a spell: the man behind the brand, Scott Bush, was the founder of Templeton Rye. After selling the company in 2016, he moved on to begin this new venture. Thus far, only rum, vodka, and gin have been produced, with this being the first whisky offering.
So how did this come to fruition? From the press release:
“In 2019, Left Hand began a batch of their acclaimed stout, creating a sweet liquid infusion of roasted malts. Before the addition of lactose or the process of fermentation that would turn it into a stout, this wash was transported from Colorado to Iowa to be fermented, distilled, barrel-aged, and bottled as a whiskey. [It is] aged 24 months in 30 gallon charred oak barrels.”
Pimm's is welcoming in summer 2021 with a refreshed design for its iconic Pimm's No.1 bottle.
The updated look has been launched alongside a new marketing campaign, centred around the slogan 'We Will Summer', and a new product, the raspberry and redcurrant-flavoured apertif Pimm's Sundowner (18% ABV).
It is the first brand refresh for Pimm's - a brand which dates back to the 1840s and is currently worth £21m in the off-trade - in more than 30 years. The new bottles will give the brand a more modern look, while staying true to its traditional design.
The new-look bottles for Pimm's No.1 (25% ABV) will be available in retailers from June, while Pimm's Sundowner will be launching exclusively with Sainsbury's stores and online with Amazon from 24 May. It will also be available in bars of selected venues inlcuding Greene King Metro, Young's, Fuller's and Stonegate pubs.
Investment in marketing activity from Pimm's this summer, including the the 'We Will Summer' campaign, is set to top £1 million. Meanwhile, its new Pimm's Sundowner is designed to capitalise on the growing popularity of early evening 'aperitivo' occasions, with a recommended serve of a Pimm's Sundowner Spritz with sparkling wine and soda.
Fans of the tropical classic the Jungle Bird tend to fall into two different camps, their preference hinging on either deep, dark blackstrap rum, or dark rum (aka black rum). Though Jungle Birds made with dark rum adhere to the original recipe, the blackstrap base has gained an unlikely popularity, at times overshadowing the recipe created in the late 1970s at the Kuala Lumpur Hilton and published in a 1989 paperback called The New American Bartender’s Guide. That build called for “dark rum”—a style so named for its caramel coloring—mixed with pineapple, lime juice, sugar and Campari.
Tiki historian and restaurateur Jeff “Beachbum” Berry, who republished the New American Bartender recipe in his 2002 book Intoxica!, was faced with decoding what “dark rum” meant in the context of the recipe. “In the 1980s, that would have meant Myers’s or another dark Jamaican brand, so I tested the recipe with dark Jamaican and that worked well,” Berry says. “I never changed the recipe in my books or my Total Tiki app because I was treating it as a historical artifact.”
But an alternate camp says richer, more intense blackstrap rum is best for the drink. “They’re not interchangeable,” says Giuseppe González, who created the version featuring inky blackstrap rum in 2010. “That they fall under the same category is misleading.” Gonzalez put the drink on the menu at the now-closed urban tiki bar Painkiller/PKNY, dialing back the original’s pineapple spec from four to two ounces of juice, which spotlit Campari’s bitterness and endeared the drink to amaro-happy bartenders.
Looking back, González, who is now based at Starboard Tack and Mott 32 in Las Vegas, says he specifically selected blackstrap rum to stand up to Campari’s “overpowering” bitter orange flavors. “You need a big, harsh rum to play with Campari,” he explains. “Campari never plays nice.” For the rum, he favors Cruzan for its molasses sweetness. “Everything works off the blackstrap,” he says, explaining that its “weird coffee, umami, salty” character stands up to the red bitter, but also “makes it pop.”
Eventually, the drink found its way over to the influential speakeasy Milk & Honey, giving it a larger platform with both bartenders and consumers. Today, more than a decade later, it’s been canonized as an industry standard.
Spirits group Edrington is hoping to boost the credentials of its Naked blended malt brand through a new product identity and packaging.
The redesign for the range (formerly Naked Grouse) will see it renamed Naked Malt and will put a first-fill sherry cask - the maturation vessel at the heart of the range - centre stage on the bottle.
The new-look, 100-per-cent recyclable bottle remains transparent with the sherry cask design embossed on the glass. Each bottle will also carry the signature of Naked Malt master blender Diane Stuart.
The compositon of the whisky - a blend of renowned Scotch single malts matured in first-fill oloroso sherry casks - will remain unchanged.
Elaine Miller, global brand controller at Naked Malt, said: "For our consumers, the whisky category can be difficult to navigate and bound with conventions they don't want to be constrained by, so for us, it's about making whisky more accessible. We want to give a new generation the freedom to try whisky their way, whilst providing the reassurance of a great quality, versatile liquid.
Stewart Buchanan, Benriach Global Brand Ambassador
Stewart Buchanan, Benriach Global Brand Ambassador
GLOBAL WHISKY FANS LOG INTO CELEBRATE SPIRIT OF SPEYSIDE
From Turriff to Tokyo, 688 guests from 15 countries from around the world logged into Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival’s first online event, which took place last week.
Benriach’s World of Flavour proved to be the top pick of the festival, with Global Brand Ambassador, Stewart Buchanan, leading a tasting of their core range, giving a sneak peek behind the scenes of their new visitor centre in Elgin. Virtual distillery tours were also high on the agenda for visitors, with tours of Benromach and Tamdhu distilleries being the second and third most popular events.
May 19th, 2021
Despite the lack of tourists, spring has been a hugely busy time at the distillery. We took advantage of the cool damp weather before Easter to have our best-ever production period, with our mashmen and stillmen working long hours to produce great volumes of spirit, and without any loss of quality – quite an achievement. Simultaneously we were lucky enough to take delivery of an entire truckload of Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso hogsheads; these have all now been filled and we look forward to seeing the results in five, ten, fifteen years… in this game it pays to be patient.
Happily the lack of tourists is now behind us, as the distillery formally reopened for visitors today – something we have been looking forward to for many months. All tours are fully compliant with current covid guidelines – Click here for details on how to book.
Today we are also announcing a brace of new bottlings: our Fathers Day special (last year’s was a huge hit, so we thought a sequel would be a good idea) and the much-anticipated issue of bottles from Iain’s private cask: the Manager’s Cask release. They’re now both be released from our webshop.
Awards are always appreciated!
We are so pleased to announce the 2021 winners of this prestigious competition from our portfolio. Some you may know well, while others may be new friends… all of them are delicious experiences!
SFWSC medal winners range from some of the most renowned international distillers to small-batch producers. Not only is an SFWSC medal a testament to your hard work, it’s a universally recognized indicator of exceptional quality and craftsmanship.
DOUBLE GOLD
Awarded to the entries that receive a Gold medal rating by all members of the judging panel; these are among the finest products in the world.
May 19th, 2021
The long awaited Batch 6 from Alistair Walker and his squadron of Infrequent Flyers Batch 6 is here. 6 wonderful releases of single casks, including two Pedro Ximenez Cask Finishes, a Rye, Virgin Oak, Chinquapin and Marsala finishes to truly explore wood maturation. We also have a bonus in the UK with an Exclusive cask release – for the first time – from Alistair. A wonderful Benrinnes 14 year old. Brilliant to drink and wonderful to add to the collection!
Infrequent Flyers Benrinnes 2007 14 Year Old UK Exclusive Release
This single cask was distilled in January 2007 at Benrinnes Distillery in Speyside.
May 19th, 2021
TAKE A BOTTLE OF GLENGOYNE, AND MAKE IT YOUR OWN
Every bottle of Glengoyne single malt is special, but imagine how extra-special it would be if it featured your own unique message on the label.
Whether you want to surprise someone special, commemorate a significant occasion or impress your friends, make it personal with a bottle of Glengoyne 10 Year Old or 12 Year Old.
May 19th, 2021
Longrow.
Not more needs to be said, does it?
With as little as 100 casks a year being filled, peated for 48 hours at a rate of 50/55PPM, it is a whisky in the mold of coastal classics…but does its own, very unique thing. What that thing is, well, I doubt we’ll ever really find out.
For various kinds of vibrant and durable advertisement flags, consider reaching out to PrintPapa – your go-to print shop in California.
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, May 19, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- PrintPapa – the premium print shop in California has been serving the requirements of businesses in the area when it comes to traditional marketing products, like business cards, postcards, flyers and booklets. Now they have introduced custom printed advertisement flag products in their Large Format Department. The flags are durable as well as extremely effective for increasing visibility for your brand. They are the best picks for product launches, events, exhibitions, advertisements, and storefronts. They can be customized as per your requirements.
The advertising flags are available in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and colors. We got to talk to Shawn Nag, the co-founder of PrintPapa. While talking about these flags, he said, “Currently, we are focusing on providing our customers with the best advertising products that will help them boost their local marketing. And Advertising flags are the best option for that in terms of affordability, durability, and customization.”
Why PrintPapa for Advertisement Flags?
PrintPapa provides a plethora of options for ordering advertising flags on their website. Some of the options are feather flags, rectangle flags, teardrop flags and comes in multiple sizes with or without poles. You can place them in areas with high traffic and witness the wonder yourself. The best part is that they can be used multiple times. They are a great investment for various kinds of launches and events.