Cutting Edge Cocktail — The Guillotine
Famously associated with the French Revolution, the guillotine is a device designed for a lethal purpose – beheading people. It…
A Cuban Classic — the Mojito
When talking about the history of the Mojito, the only thing people agree on is that it came out of…
12th Anniversary of Wulf Cocktail Den
Thanks to all of the long-time, new, and future members of the Wulf Cocktail Den as we celebrate our 12th…
Cocktail Liberty — The Sic Semper Tyrannis
Latin for “thus always to tyrants,” Sic Semper Tyrannis is the motto of the state of Virginia, where Ms. Cocktail…
Thinking, Writing, Cocktailing — The Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson was a multi-faceted 19th century American. Individualist, poet, philosopher, romantic, abolitionist, writer. While we know a lot…
Robin Hood and Archer – The Bow and Arrow
The subject of many stories and films, Robin Hood is a famous fictional English hero (and an amazing archer). The…
Carbelicious Cocktail — The Day Old Bread
Carbe what? I made up the word carbelicious to refer to tasty carbohydrates such as bread. The Day Old Bread…
Cocktail Painting — The Nighthawk
Evoking stark contrasts between light and dark, and between loneliness and community, Nighthawks is a famous 1942 painting by Edward…
Celebrating the Kir at Sip, Serve and Spark: A B2G Marketing Community event
Continuing the tradition of communicating with corporate cocktailians (pardon the alliteration), the Wulf Cocktail Den had the honor of being…
Ask Your Fortune — The Magic 8 Ball
Answering important questions (and not so important) questions with twenty possible answers, the Magic 8 Ball is a toy that…