Spirits
Falling for Cocktails in Autumn
Posted October 12th, 2011 by sean@bevx.com
As the mercury falls, as do the leaves on the trees and the days get shorter we could all use a tasty cocktail to warm our toes and lift our spirits.
We have chosen three cocktails that best deliver – in our view – optimal autumn satisfaction. All of these cocktails are simple to produce in your home or pro bar.
The "New" Brandy Stinger
Summer Cocktails
Posted May 25th, 2011 by sean@bevx.com
Long gone are the days when light fizzy lagers ruled the summer drinks menu. It’s not that there were not always options but today these options are being explored with great vigor. We love a little (or a lot) vigor in our summer.
Ultimate Spirits Challenge - Year Two
Posted March 16th, 2011 by sean@bevx.com

Four Roses: The Return of a Whiskey Legend
Posted February 22nd, 2011 by sean@bevx.com
This book has quickly become one of my treasured tomes in the beverage genre. Historian and Four Roses Brand Ambassador Al Young has created a masterpiece.
First, it’s a beautiful book so even those with the shortest of attentions spans (Where were we?) will love the classy layout and the tremendous collection of great old family photos, location shots, and vintage adverts.
Visiting the Brown-Forman Cooperage
Posted January 19th, 2011 by sean@bevx.com
The Most Outstanding Spirits of 2010
Posted December 22nd, 2010 by sean@bevx.com
Choosing the best of the best is never an easy task. All of us who love Spirits live in the greatest era ever. Today we have a greater variety of quality spirits available on the shelves of our local merchants than ever before.
With that said, here is our list of the most outstanding spirits of the year presented in no particular order.
Top Five Christmas Liqueurs
Posted December 15th, 2010 by sean@bevx.com
The holiday season is here with its familiar line-up of parties, shopping, creepy mall Santas. For most of us the holidays include a drink or two. Even those who rarely enjoy an adult beverage through the year will have a drink at holiday gatherings. These occasion drinkers (as we like to call them) are most often looking for a stealth alcohol beverage, something that has a faint perception of potency enveloped in something familiar and often something sweet. 


