Art Of The Glass
The art of glassware and its influence on your perception of appearance, aroma and flavor is both aspirational and transformative.
Desert Spoon
Desert Spoon takes its name from the leaves of the sotol plant used by Native Americans as an ancient eating utensil. We like to drink them!
San Diego Speakeasy Tour
From raw and rowdy to elegant to opulent, the San Diego speakeasy tour offers beautiful, decadent and sublime cocktails!
Cosmopolitan
The cosmopolitan is proof that what’s old can become new again as the current generation learns it’s a great cocktail.
Guide to Infusing Spirits
Use my Beginners Guide to Infusing Spirits to channel your mad chemist desires and create some fresh, unique flavors for your cocktails.
The Monkey Bar – NYC
The Monkey Bar is one of those places that I must visit while in New York. It is still the quintessential piano bar with beautiful artwork and fine cocktails.
La Banderita
The Little Flag known locally as La Banderita. It is the local way to enjoy Tequila or Mezcal and so named for it’s green, white and red tri-color replication of the Mexican flag. Three shot glasses, the first with fresh lime juice, the second with Union Mezcal, and the third with St. Regis sangrita were set before us. We then proceeded to toast our arrival in Mexico and sip from left to right, repeating the process until the three glasses were empty. Tempting as it was to have a second, it was time to depart for dinner.