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Archive for April, 2009

by Pinky Gonzales Eilen Jewell is a local musician – singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist, harmonica player – in the modern Americana vein, worthy of our attention. We mention her here in our column in the Weekly Dig. She and her killer band have just released their third (third time’s a charm!) album, Sea of Tears, [...]

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According to a recent Zagat Survey article, “Bostonians are very aware of the nutritional and environmental impacts of the food they eat… 78% of surveyors like their food to be locally grown or raised..”  — Zagat is referring to your entree, but it follows that we Bostonian/Cantabrigians appreciate environmentally-friendly cocktails as well. With that we [...]

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Mint Juleps at GRAND

“I’m from the South, you know…my mother served these at her fifth wedding.” -Mint-juelp sampling guest at the GRAND yesterday Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Shop & Sip at GRAND (the store) yesterday! Especially those who turned out in seersucker, sundresses and “say something” hats. For those who missed the event but [...]

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Complimentary Mint Juleps AND 10% off at Grand this Saturday! LUPEC will be teaming up with GRAND (the store) in Union Square, for their monthly “Sip & Shop”, tomorrow, April 25th from 2:00 pm-6:00 pm. The Kentucky Derby will be only days away and LUPEC will be serving up some delicious Mint Juleps to celebrate! [...]

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We LUPEC broads love to cocktail for a cause, so whenever we’re out and about and know our bar is doing their part to go green we feel pretty good stumbling home. Kudos to some of our favorites (as mentioned in this week’s Dig), who have been doing it so long it’s old hat by [...]

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Happy Earth Day!  This week lift a glass for Mother Earth and her constituents: Among them, Rachel Louise Carson (May 27 1907 – 1964), renowned scientist and author whose writing spurred the environmental movement in the US. Carson earned a masters in zoology at Johns Hopkins (magna cum laude) in 1929 and when hired as [...]

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DIY Syrups

by Bourbon Belle In Part I of the Syrup Series, we discussed that making your own home made versions of the highly available (and highly artificial) syrups used in modern and classic cocktails (like simply syrup and grenadine), is almost as easy as strolling down to your corner liquor store and purchasing a bottle.  This [...]

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by Pinky Gonzales Mary Pickford, Hollywood producer, philanthropist, Oscar-winning actress, imbiber, was born April 8, 1892 and we salute her! Apparently she was much better at the first three, but she got a cocktail named after her all the same. She did a lot of work helping struggling actors during the Depression years while making [...]

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by Pinky Gonzales For those of you who consider the Pink Gin an old familiar friend (not to be confused with LUPEC member Pink Gin), below you’ll find an array of comments on its existence. For the unacquainted, or who read this week’s Dig column to the bitter end, Pink Gin is a keep-it-simple, Zen-like [...]

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