Ready for some holiday entertaining tips?  Jeremy Leblanc joins us with his new book “The Best Craft Cocktails & Bartending with Flair.”

Hand-Crafted, Delicious Cocktail Recipes From One of the Best Bartenders in the World!

Jeremy LeBlanc, lead bartender at a bar praised by Conde Nast as one of the top 10 roof top bars in the world, is sharing his signature techniques and one-of a kind recipes that define exceptional bartending. Now, with this bartending guide, experts and beginners alike will keep their friends and customers entertained, satisfied and always coming back for more of these meticulously created cocktails.

The Best Craft Cocktails & Bartending With Flair features hand-crafted cocktail recipes like the Whiskey Pig, which features bacon-washed whiskey, the twist on a classic, the Rhubarb Mojito, and the refreshing berry cocktail, Smithey’s Smash. With chapters dedicated to aperitifs, classics with a twist, exotic cocktails, refreshers and punches, there is truly a drink for every person and every occasion that features fresh ingredients and homemade, wholefood mixes and syrups.

Whether you are looking to become head bartender, break into the business, or simply impress a few friends at home, this one-stop guide is all you’ll need to master the craft with style and ease.

About the Author:  Jeremy LeBlanc is the president of Tin Play Precision Pour Flair Tins, LLC. He has more than 15 years of experience as a bartender and helped Altitude Sky Lounge become one of the top bars in the world. He currently serves as Altitude’s master mixologist.

In the second half I’ll be talking Eric Christensen, the incredibly talented artist who specializes in water color wine art.  Just in time for the holidays, Eric has put together a calendar featuring some of his wine art, and if you hurry you can get it before Christmas.  The perfect gift for any wine lover on your list!
www.ericchristensenart.com

 

Good Life Guy’s Wine of the Week:
2011 The Culprit North Coast Red Wine
The “The Culprit” is blended from a whole bunch of different grape varieties. These “kitchen sink” blends are all the rage in California wine these days. The great news is that “The Culprit” is a blend predominantly of Syrah, Zinfandel, and Petite Sirah, with six other varietals thrown into the mix to give it plenty of complexity. This is a big, bold, and intense wine!

 

The December 14 show was pre-empted for WSU basketball…
…and they won, again!  Go Shocks 

 

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