actually, a pomegranate martini is probably my current favorite drink. The one I’ve had used Junipero gin and pomegranate molasses, i believe. really worth trying.

(plus the twist of lime). 2 oz. gin (Plymouth, Hendrick’s, Junipero) 1/2 oz. Rose’s Lime Water (available in most liquor stores and grocery stores) Twist of lime for garnish Combine the gin and Rose’s in shaker with...

It never hurts to ask at the counter. A few times they’ve had stuff that wasn’t shelved (Junipero gin, Hendricks when it first came out) in the back. This seems particularly true on the higher end.

://ardentspirits.com/newsletterpost.aspx?PostID=543 I’d note that he points out the newly released NP dry vermouth DOES demand that you pair it with a ballsy, juniper-forward Gin. Anchor Steam’s Junipero is named as an...

Martini. Certainly the best in Boston that I have tried, using Junipero gin and suitably cold. He claimed not to have put any vermouth in it, but I swear he did. It was very good indeed as were the free drinks he proffered before...

Sounds like a good tail... but what’s with this nonsense of calling it a martini? A Martini is gin and vermouth. Anything else is a different drink. Let’s call it like it is folks!

it with the champagne when you’re ready to go. I mixed: a shot of Junipero Gin, two generous splashes of orange bitters (I think you could use regular, though) 1/2 shot of cointreau, and a generous squeeze of lemon. Top...

The menu says Islands in the Stream is made with junipero gin. . .Junipero gin is the gin made by Fritz Maytag at Anchor. Since it’s all in lower caps i’m guessing that is where the confusion lay.

I’d really highlight the martini at No. 9 Park. John and team turned us on to a new high-end gin called Miller’s. I appreciate a regular Bombay on up through a Sapphire, Ten, and Hendricks. My previous fave was...

need to know what their customers prefer. Regardless, my heart always begins to race with anticipation when I enter those swinging doors of our booze Mecca. I love Sam’s too. For gin, you can always get Hendrick’s and...

, Muddled Lemon, Mint, Cucumbers, Lemon – Lime Soda-12 ZURRA BLANCA-White Summer Sangria, Paumanok Demi – Sec Riesling, Apricot Brandy, Kaffir Lime Syrup, Kalamansi Juice, Fresh Berries, Citrus, Stone Fruit-12 GIN &...

boozes I’d never heard of, local stuff, that I will definitely order sometime— the Desert Junipero was less like gin and more like a camping trip in Maine. Very interesting— I can’t wait to try it in a...

. That being said, there’s nothing like a classic, and the gin and tonic is THE classic summer tail. Try a bunch of gins because they’re noticeably different. Junipero and Hendrick’s are my two faves. I hope this...

style was aged one. Mike had told me earlier in the day that the Anchor guy was in, and cut him a deal for our tasting, but little did I expect to get both. (Incidentally, Anchor distills a very fine, “new style” gin...

, but is anyone familiar with Anchor’s spirits? They have both a bourbon & a rye for around $60 (ouch). I do like to support the local folk, and generally love everything else Anchor does (besides beer, their Junipero gin...