Thursday, January 12, 2012

Serious Eats: Drinks Newsletter, January 12

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Welcome to the January 12, 2012 issue of the Serious Eats: Drinks Newsletter.

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We've rounded up the tastiest sips from this week's posts so you don't miss anything delicious!

This Week in Serious Eats: Drinks

1. Stocking The Bar: Which Bottles Are Essential To You?
"Here's one person's list of 12 must-have bottles, but tell us: which spirits do you always keep in your home bar?"

2. DIY vs. Buy: Should I Make My Own Coffee Liqueur?
"Homemade coffee liqueur tastes rich and full without any syrupy sweetness. If you're picky about coffee, you can use your favorite beans in your own liqueur, and you have the option of playing with the spirit base as well."

3. We Tried Every Trader Joe's "Trader Moon" Wine
"While a few of the wines were forgettable, we were pleasantly surprised by a couple of bottles that, for $6 each, we'd be happy to pick up again. "

4. Cocktail 101: Five Essential Highballs
"With one exception, the drinks I'll feature this week require a little more work than a pour of spirit and a spray from a soda gun, but they deliver a greater reward as well. So pull out your knives, cutting boards, and citrus reamers, and let's get started."


5. From Behind the Bar: So You Want to Open a Bar
"The fantasy and fact of owning a bar are two different things. How do I spend my time? Learning Quickbooks. Trying to find a new busser (again!). Figuring out how much gin I need on hand for the weekend. Repairing the walk-in because a shelf collapsed and a full keg fell on someone's foot."

6. What Are Your Soda Alternatives?
"Every year, I resolve to drink less diet soda. Maybe not give it up altogether. Just save myself a few bucks and a lot of unnecessary tooth-staining."

7. Homebrewing: How To Brew A Russian Imperial Stout
"Chocolate malt and roasted barley will provide the core flavors in the stout. In order to balance the huge amount of grain in your recipe, you're going to need a lot of hops, too."

8. Where to Drink Coffee in Washington, DC
"You no longer have to be a coffee diplomat to get something exotic in this town. Here are a few of the best places to explore."

9. Bottom Shelf Beer: 7-Eleven's Game Day Ice Ale
"It has more flavor than most of its peers, which can be a dangerous thing at this price level, but Game Day Ice pulls it off reasonably well."

10. That's the Spirit: Art in the Age Root, Snap, and Rhuby Liqueurs
"What do a Native American medicinal herbal drink, lebkuchen, and a legendary (if possibly apocryphal) tea brewed by Benjamin Franklin have in common?"

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