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Schmaltz Coney Island Lagers
Freaking delicious
The latest offerings from New York’s Schmaltz Brewing Co. celebrate — as Elvis Costello once put it — the “other side of summer.”
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| August 13, 2008
Tommy's Naked Soda
Steer clear
Soda ratcheted up a level, while still paying homage to the tonic classics.
By:
PHIL AMARA
| June 04, 2008
St. Bernardus Abt 12 and Satan Red
The eternal struggle
In beer, as in life, there is good and there is evil.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| May 07, 2008
Samuel Adams American Homebrew Contest winners
Cheered beers
Ever since Jimmy Carter legalized homebrewing in 1978, Americans have been sterilizing bottles, boiling barley malt, and trying their hands at a galaxy of adventuresome beer styles.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| April 23, 2008
Jameson Rarest Vintage Reserve
The gold standard
In 1973, the late, great Mets pitcher Tug McGraw was asked how he’d spend his postseason share.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| March 12, 2008
Carlsberg Jacobsen Dark Lager
A great Dane
“What is your affair in Elsinore?” Hamlet asks Horatio in Act 1, Scene 2. “We’ll teach you to drink deep ere you depart.”
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| January 02, 2008
Scaldis Noël
A worthy indulgence
It’s the time of year for indulging and imbibing.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| December 19, 2007
Razzy’s infused vodka
Defying expectations
To me, non-infused vodka reeks of hairspray, while infused vodka reeks of pretentious cocktails and strained conversation. But...
By:
RACHEL NOLAN
| October 17, 2007
Bittersweet Lenny’s R.I.P.A.
Say what it wants in a big way
“The role of a comedian,” said the late Lenny Bruce, is to make the audience laugh, at a minimum of once every 15 seconds.”
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| October 03, 2007
Lagunitas IPA Maximus
Feed your habit
Even as the son of a dental hygienist, that’s a risk I’m willing to take for IPA Maximus.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| August 22, 2007
Toscanini’s Vietnamese coffee
Who needs half-caff?
As construction workers dismantled the giant metal T that presided over Harvard Square until this past December, my friends and co-workers began to lose weight.
By:
RACHEL NOLAN
| August 08, 2007
Hitachino Nest Japanese ales
... (Delicious)
That’s just the kind of pitcher I want on my team.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| June 27, 2007
Sipping style
Pay tribute to the Fashion Weeks of the world with these chic cocktails
This is the stuff of millionaires and toothpicks, celebutantes and Vogue .
By:
SARA FAITH ALTERMAN
| April 03, 2007
Peak Organic Brewing Co.
The natural
It’s natural to want the things you eat and drink to have traveled as short a distance as possible from Mother Nature to your plate or pint glass.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| March 21, 2007
Play, big spender
Why burn money when you can drink it?
Once you’ve sampled premium vodka or the crème-de-la-crème of cognac, you’ll be reluctant to order anything less.
By:
SARA FAITH ALTERMAN
| March 16, 2007
Sonoma Syrup Co.’s lavender-infused simple syrup
Flower power
On a recent vacation to San Francisco, I met up with a close foodie friend for a day trip to Sonoma County.
By:
GENEVIEVE RAJEWSKI
| February 28, 2007
Dinner redefined
Food-fused cocktails will leave you sated, not stuffed
When is a drink not just a drink?
By:
SARA FAITH ALTERMAN
| February 21, 2007
Virgil’s Root Beer, Reed’s Original Ginger Brew, and China Cola
Microbrews for the underage (and non-alcohol-drinking) crowd
Put down that Pepsi for a minute; Virgil’s Root Beer, Reed’s Original Ginger Brew, and China Cola offer quirky takes on traditional sodas.
By:
MARLISSA BRIGGETT
| January 31, 2007
Hit us with your best shot
Sometimes we don't need a full-size cocktail
Shots are like candy bars: you’re worked up and craving one by the end of a stressful day, but once you’ve downed 12 in a row, you begin to feel a bit queasy.
By:
HEATHER BOUZAN
| February 01, 2007
Eastern Standard’s beer ice cream floats
Have a cold one
Root-beer floats are kids’ stuff.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| January 24, 2007
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