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Dig This: Summer Guest Chef Popup Series @ Shore Leave

Written by DIG STAFF Posted June 28, 2022 Filed Under: Drinks, Eats

"Katie will be serving Korean Dosirak dinners, a Korean tradition similar to Japanese Bento boxes"

Filed Under: Drinks, Eats Tagged With: cocktails, Drinks, eats, Food, south end

Inside Common Craft, Burlington’s New Beer, Wine & Cocktail Destination

Written by CITIZEN STRAIN Posted May 31, 2022 Filed Under: Better Boston Beer Bureau

“The first venue of its kind where guests can experience multiple, branded beverage concepts collaborating under one roof” 

Filed Under: Better Boston Beer Bureau Tagged With: BBBB, Beer, Boston better Beer Bureau, burlington, cocktails, wine

In Search Of Greater Boston’s Greatest Cocktail Patios 

Written by ERIC TWARDZIK Posted May 17, 2022 Filed Under: Drinks, Eats

From an oasis-themed garden to an underground rum dungeon with outdoor seating

Filed Under: Drinks, Eats Tagged With: cocktails, Drinks, eats

Inbox: Every Cocktail Has a Story At Back Bay’s Hecate

Written by DIG STAFF Posted April 13, 2022 Filed Under: Drinks

“The team behind Krasi Meze & Wine have conjured a new realm inspired the Greek goddess of magic”

Filed Under: Drinks Tagged With: cocktails, Drinks

DISTILLED KNOWLEDGE: BRIAN HOEFLING TEACHES COCKTAIL 101

Written by ERIC TWARDZIK Posted September 23, 2021 Filed Under: Drinks

“It’s not just a list of what’s there, but also an investigation of how the ingredients are modifying the base spirit, and what dimensions of base flavor, texture or aroma they’re contributing to create the overall balance in the drink.” 

Filed Under: Drinks Tagged With: books, cocktails, Drinks

WHAT’S NEXT FOR TAKEOUT COCKTAILS IN MASS?

Written by ERIC TWARDZIK Posted July 1, 2021 Filed Under: Drinks

Following a win, industry activists push for permanent to-go cocktails

Filed Under: Drinks Tagged With: cocktails, Drinks, Politics, takeout

THERE’S STILL TIME TO ENJOY A FABULOUS (SOCIALLY DISTANT) FALL

Written by J.Q. LOUISE Posted November 5, 2020 Filed Under: Drinks, Eats

There’s a heated patio waiting for you.

Filed Under: Drinks, Eats Tagged With: Back Bay, cocktails, Drinks, eats, Salem

THE THIRST IS REAL: BOSTON’S PREMIER COCKTAIL CONFERENCE STAYS FIERCELY LOCAL WHILE EXPANDING

Written by ERIC TWARDZIK Posted April 26, 2019 Filed Under: DigThis, Drinks, LIFESTYLE

“It just seemed like the right time to find some partners and create one that showcased the Boston hospitality industry. It’s grown to encompass a little bit more of New England, so we try to do outreach and work with bartenders in all of the other New England states.”

Filed Under: DigThis, Drinks, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: BCAEW, Boston, cocktails, education, Hospitality, Maureen Hautaniemi, servers, Thirst

DIRTY OLD BOSTON: THE WARD 8

Written by Posted March 30, 2019 Filed Under: COLUMNS, Dirty Old Boston, Drinks, LIFESTYLE, Restaurants

Pore through the pages of any cocktail history tome and you’ll be hard-pressed to find a distinctive contribution to the art that is Boston’s and Boston’s alone. The Ward 8, however, is a drink that did originate here, specifically at the long-gone Locke-Ober restaurant on Winter Place (in the spot currently known as Yvonne’s).

Filed Under: COLUMNS, Dirty Old Boston, Drinks, LIFESTYLE, Restaurants Tagged With: brother cleve, cocktails, Dirty Old Boston, Ninth Ward, Ward 8

DIRTY OLD BOSTON: MISSING JIMMY’S

Written by Posted March 30, 2019 Filed Under: COLUMNS, Dirty Old Boston

Jimmy’s, which first opened as the Liberty Cafe and was eventually renamed after its owner, had little competition until 1963, when Anthony’s Pier 4 was opened by restaurateur Anthony Athanas.

Filed Under: COLUMNS, Dirty Old Boston Tagged With: Anthony’s Pier 4, Boston History, brother cleve, cocktails, Dirty Old Boston, Jimmy's Harborside, Legal Seafood, Ninth Ward, Seafood, South Boston, throwback, Ward 8, waterfront

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