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There’s a new “it” drink that is causing quite a buzz at parties, among friends and on social media. So go for it and get you some Capriccio Bubbly Sangria, the hottest drink in Daytona! Sangria traditionally consists of red wine or white wine, chopped fruit and orange juice or brandy, but Capriccio Bubbly Sangria is bursting with bubbles! It’s …
Having a few drinks when you are out with friends can be a blast, but, for the most part, we all try to drink responsibly…especially when there are laws prohibiting drinking in certain places. Because, let’s face it, who wants to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon when you were just trying to enjoy the Daytona Beach …
Barrel Aged Wine Offers Powerful Flavors While the variety of grape and precisely how that grape is grown largely contribute to the flavor of wine, there is a multitude of flavor-enhancing factors that a barrel can add to the aging process of wine. Material from which a barrel is made; surface area within a barrel; the unique evaporation and low-level …
Remember the old adage, “Good things come to those who wait”? Well, it’s true, especially with liquor. Aged liquor IS better, and here’s why… Whiskeys and spiced rum tend to be aged in charred oak barrels and scotch in old sherry, Madeira or port barrels. Basically, the longer the maturation process, the more flavor is infused – to a point. …
Alcohol has been around since the Stone Age, roughly 10 million years ago. Scientists even say that some research suggests pottery was invented because we needed containers and mugs for our alcohol. So, basically, we have been in the practice of consuming anything that will ferment since the dawn of time. Ever wonder why people love alcohol so much? Everyone …
What’s that thing they say? Oh yeah, “There’s always room for Jello!” especially when it comes in the form of a shot! Jello shots can kick your party up a notch and make things a little more fun, and they are great for any occasion. You can use color to make them even more festive. Make red and blue Jello …
The first written records of scotch whiskey production were discovered in Scotland in 1495. Since then, Scottish distilleries have perfected whiskey production to an art. The basic difference between single malt and blended scotch is the distillation process. Single malt whiskey is produced in a single distillery, creating what many would consider its infamously enjoyable earthy flavor. This process is …