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by Pink Lady Huge thanks to everyone who came out to our Science of Taste Through Cocktails seminar at Eastern Standard last night! We hope you had as much fun as we did, learning, drinking, and raising money to support the excellent work of the Science Club for Girls. Many thanks to Professor Don Katz, [...]

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*Recent ruminations from LUPEC Boston as originally published in The Weekly Dig. by Pink Lady The history behind the great classic cocktails keeps us interested, but it’s often the quirky names that draw us in. With Halloween approaching, let us turn our attention to morbidly named libations, such as the Corpse Reviver. Judging by name [...]

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by Hanky Panky Thanks to all of you who came out to the Museum of the American Cocktail on October 4th to join me as we took a look at Boozing in Boston: From the Sons of Liberty to the Ladies of LUPEC.  As promised (albeit a bit later than planned) here are the recipes [...]

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*Recent ruminations from LUPEC Boston, as originally published in the Weekly Dig. by Pink Lady As regular readers of our column know, LUPEC ladies tend to defy general stereotypes about what women “should” drink. Flirtini? Umm…thanks, but we’d rather have a Sazerac. Girly drinks to us aren’t necessarily sticky sweet pink concoctions, and strong and [...]

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by Pink Lady On Wednesday, October 27, LUPEC Boston and Eastern Standard will unite a team of nerdy cocktail types with their scientific counterparts to explore The Science of Taste through our favorite medium: alcoholic beverages, all to benefit a good cause, The Science Club for Girls. We’ll explore the five facets of taste – [...]

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*Recent ruminations from LUPEC Boston, as originally published in The Weekly Dig. by Pink Lady Happy 500th birthday, Bénédictine! This mysterious liqueur was invented by a monk named Dom Bernardo Vincelli, in 1510. Vincelli, a member of the order of Saint Benedict in the French abbey of Fécamp, experimented in alchemy—more than the process of [...]

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Recent ruminations from LUPEC Boston, as published recently in The Weekly Dig. by Hanky Panky + Pink Lady A quick look around the farmers market, and it’s clear that fall is upon us. The last heirloom tomatoes of the season are now cohabitating with local apples, leading to thoughts of crisps and pies loaded with [...]

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