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Any tea that has been chilled or cooled, typically sweetened with sugar, syrup and/or apple slices. Did you know: teas brewed using the traditional hot method can be chilled for use in a cold cocktail with Bourbon, Cognac, Gin, Irish Whiskey and other styles of alcohol. Perfect for Iced Tea Day.
English-American chocolate maker Samuel German first developed a formulation of dark chocolate serving as the base of this layered cake recipe filled with coconut-pecan frosting. For German Chocolate Cake Day, consider pairing Imperial Stout or raspberry ale; an oaked, dry Chardonnay, Pinot Noir or Cabernet Sauvignon; or a Speyside Scotch. Craft brewers often try to recreate… Read More »German Chocolate Cake Day
#Rosé #RoséDay #RoséAllDay | Rosé is a type of wine that incorporates some color from grape skins, but not enough to be considered a red. Did you know: Rosé may be the oldest type of wine because the process of fermenting with the skins is the most straightforward for winemakers?
Gin is one of the broadest categories of distilled spirits, deriving its predominant flavor from juniper berries. On Gin Day, if you’re a distillery that produces Gin, offer education with a special tasting or sampler tray or thematic drink promotions.
On Peanut Butter Cookie Day, consider pairing tasters of your craft beer, wine or whiskey with peanut butter cookies as a promotion; or partner with a local bakery to offer a pre-order, special dessert event.
