Archive for February, 2019

“Sprig” Up Your Cocktails by infusing CBD! Here’s How…

Thursday, February 28th, 2019

Looking to spice or “sprig” up your classic cocktail? Thanks to an American company called “sprig”, this is now possible! They are the “first scientifically made, low dose THC beverage, in California”. This company is now leading the market for cannabis infused drinks. To learn more about “sprig”, and how to order, so you can start shaking up some CBD cocktails click here. Need some cocktail  inspiration? Here’s a link to a tasty Spritz Cocktail recipe. Learn the craft of bartending here and “sprig” some life into your cocktails! 

Is Your Knowledge of Absinthe Absent?

Wednesday, February 27th, 2019

There is so much rich history behind our familiar spirits today. Absinthe might not be your cup of tea to drink, but it certainly has an interesting story! Our more commonly used spirits such as: Vodka, Tequila, Rum, Whiskey and Gin all have fascinating histories as well. To learn more about these sprits and where they originate from, sign up for a fantastic class here!>>> Before you know it you’ll be able to wow your friends, customers and colleagues with your new stirring knowledge! 

Have You Ever Had A Gincident?

Thursday, February 21st, 2019


Sometimes people have bad experiences with gin when they’re young, and it takes them a few years to come back to this tasty spirit.

If you’re in that boat, and want to explore the amazing diversity of gins there’s no better place than Singapore, where this bar has more gins than any other place on the planet.

If a trip to Singapore isn’t in your budget, check out some local spirit classes here >>> 

BEWARE: Fake Alcohol That Could Kill You!

Friday, February 1st, 2019

Currently in the U.K, authorities have advised everyone to be on the lookout for a brand of vodka called “Radanoff”, which is said to contain industrial strength alcohol!

For those of you wondering what this means… Industrial strength alcohol is intended mainly for cleaning and sanitization purposes, and is not safe for human consumption. Ingesting even a small amount of this form of alcohol can lead to effects as severe as blindness or even death.

The bottles of fake vodka in circulation are said to have no customs duty stamp, and invalid barcodes.

Other signs to be cautious of include caps that aren’t sealed, inconsistent fill levels, and incorrectly spelled labels.

Unfortunately fake alcohol is an issue that exists all over the world, and we encourage you to always be cautious and stay safe!

You can read more about this here >>>

In the meantime… if you’ve got some REAL alcohol on hand, click here to check out a ton of recipes you can try out at home!