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    1. Trick or Treat: A Halloween Drinking Game

      Chatting with the nice folks over at Instructables about Halloween, I was telling them how I was looking a fun, easy and adult Halloween drinking game to share with all of you. Leah, one of the great problem solvers they have over there, took the challenge and quickly came up with this dastardly contest. The ...Read More

    2. D'usse Cognac VSOP Review

      D'usse Cognac VSOP is the lastest offering from Bacardi's Chateau de Cognac, the Cognac house that produces Baron Otard.  This is not your ordinary bottle of Cognac.  It's producers have gone for a completely different look on the bottle.  It's a bit gothic, a bit midieval with a double cross on a squat bottle with ...Read More

    3. Poizin Wine

      Poizin Reserve by Armida Winery is a big zinfandel in a little coffin. The Healdsburg winery brags that this "wine to die for" is a blend of its best zinfandel grapes. The 2005 and 2006 Reserves are best suited for wine lovers who enjoy a bold zinfandel and aren't frightened by the $60–$90 price tag. The Reserves' ...Read More

    4. Happy Pi Day! (A Mathematical Reason to Drink)

      Today is Pi Day! (March 14 is 3/14 ... pi's first digits are 3.14 ... get it?) Even if the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter isn't the type of thing you'd normally celebrate, Pi Day is another great reason to mix a cocktail. The fun folks at ThinkGeek came up with this cocktail: The ...Read More

    5. How to Create a Fog Effect for Your Halloween Punch

      Dry ice turns an ordinary party punch into a spooky Halloween brew! Instructions: Start with 2 punch bowls of different sizes. The smaller bowl will hold the actual punch while the larger bowl will hold the smaller bowl and the dry ice. With tongs or gloved hands (dry ice can freeze your skin), place chunks of dry ice ...Read More