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All You Need is Love, Cocktails, & Bubbly This Valentine’s Day

04 Tuesday Feb 2020

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Valentines bottle with rose petals

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and with that comes love, laughs, and of course…expectations. Some people cannot wait for Valentine’s Day while others would rather it be nonexistent…regardless of your relationship status, we could all use an excuse to celebrate. Total Wine & More has got champagne selections and cocktails for your night of choice.

DATE NIGHT

Valentine’s Day is that one “Hallmark” holiday some people love yet secretly hate. We hate it because drug store chocolates and life-sized stuffed teddy bears aren’t an actual way to measure love. But on the other hand, for those who actually don’t mind celebrating, we love it because date nights are fun, any excuse to get dolled up is always tempting, and dark chocolate in the shape of hearts just makes it taste that much better…especially when served up with your fave champagne. For all my lovebirds out there that are looking for something to sip on with their significant other whether you’re staying in or going out on the town, I’ve got the perfect cocktail for you.

CUPIDS MULE

Serves: 1   Preparation Time: 10 minutes   Difficulty Level: Easy

Cupid's Mule Cocktail

Cupid created yet another perfect match with this cocktail. It’s bright, floral and refreshing, which makes it so easy to fall in love with. Plus, it’s a great drink for dining in and relaxing with Valentine.

INGREDIENTS

  • 1-1⁄2 oz. vodka
  • 1 oz. elderflower liqueur
  • Splash of lime juice
  • Ice
  • 1 bottle pink ginger beer
  • Sliced strawberry, for garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Pour vodka, elderflower liqueur, and a splash of lime juice into a cocktail shaker over ice.
  2. Shake vigorously, then strain into a stemless champagne flute.
  3. Top with pink ginger beer.
  4. Garnish with a sliced strawberry.

Need a visual? Like always, here’s a video:

Learn how to make a Cupid’s Mule

LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT GIFT?

Against chocolates and stuffed animals? Forget that cliche stuff, what about our 50ml Fireball Anti-Valentines gift set you both can enjoy? Spice up your evening with these mini sips that taste like heaven but burn like hell.

If you’re looking for something that is a bit easier on the taste buds, grab a bottle of New Amsterdam Pink Whitney. The Pink Whitney is New Amsterdam Vodka infused with fresh pink lemonade flavor, creating the perfect balance of sweetness, natural lemon zest, and clean refreshing taste. Not only is it pink, but it’s delicious.

New Amsterdam Pink Whitney

ALL THE SINGLE LADIES (& GENTS)

Valentine’s Day is a holiday that glorifies those in relationships, but single people deserve all the loving too am I right? If you’re spending Valentine’s Day alone this year, don’t fret. What’s better than sipping on your favorite drinks alone for some well deserved ~you~ time, with your closest friends watching a terrible rom com, or over a Fortnite game with the boys? No matter how you choose to celebrate this year, we have all the best sips for you to not 100% hate this Hallmark holiday.

ENJOY SCOTCH LOVERS

Curl up with a bottle of Glenmorangie The Original and you will not be disappointed. This delicate Scotch contains notes of candied apple, light toffee and pear drops…nuances of rose petals, carnations and lightly toasted malt. The palate entry is grainy and moderately sweet; at midpalate there’s a burst of red pepper backed by tastes of pears, peaches, mushrooms. Sounds like it’s a date!

Glenmorangie Single Malt Whisky
Photo Cred to: @GlenmorangieUSA

CHAMPAGNE ALL DAY

Not feeling a Scotch night? Let’s pop some bubbly then and by bubbly we mean a bottle of Borrasca Rose Cava. I mean besides the amazingly beautiful bottle, this Spanish Champagne is fresh, fruity and floral, what more could you want from a bottle of bubbles! Floral notes on the nose lead into red berry flavors dancing across the palate. The finish is fresh and fruity, leaving you wanting another sip. Pairs well with salads and appetizer foods, enjoy! Perfect for Valentine’s Day festivities.

Borrasca Rose Cava

Perhaps you’re looking for a bottle of wine to count as flowers and the perfect gift? Then look no further than Bertrand Cote des Roses Rose!

La Côte des Roses celebrates the Mediterranean lifestyle. On the nose, the bouquet releases aromas of summer fruits, cassis, and redcurrant. Floral notes of rose along with hints of grapefruit, complete the picture. On the palate, the impression is fresh and full, with great aromatic persistence and balance. The finish is fresh, offering notes of candy. The bottle is original with its rose-shaped base, which makes it the perfect wine to give as a gift this Valentine’s Day instead of a bouquet of roses!

Looking for even MORE info on how to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year? Regardless of your relationship status, head over to our Valentine’s Day page to learn all the tips on how to make it the best one yet.

Recipes from a galaxy far, far away: Part I

19 Saturday Dec 2015

Posted by totalwineandmore in Beer, Cocktails, Rum, Spirits

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beer cocktail, Cocktails, creamsicle cocktail, Recipes, Rum, Vodka

It seems J.J. Abrams has caused a disturbance in the you know what. However, according to reviews and nearly universal fan approval, it’s all for the better. Like many of our customers, we’re heading out this weekend to watch the new movie and catch up with some of our favorite characters.

And we couldn’t think of a better way to commemorate such a momentous occasion than with cocktails that celebrate the entire series, even the ones that weren’t fan favorites.

We collaborated with mixologist and rebel leader Beautiful Booze to use the force and create an out-of-this-world set of inspired cocktails.

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Paradise on a Desert Planet

Thanks to its two suns, we can’t imagine what summers were like for Luke on his home planet. That’s why we whipped up the cool and refreshing Paradise on a Desert Planet.

To mix up this recipe, you will need:

1 1/2 oz. George Ocean Rum

1 oz. condensed milk

1 oz. lime juice

3 oz. orange juice

Orange slices and graham cracker rim, for garnish

In a cocktail shaker, add ice, rum, condensed milk, lime juice and orange juice. Shake mixture forcefully*. Rim glass with graham crackers. Pour mixture into serving glass and make sure to make one for Luke.

*This cocktail needs to be shaken very hard to mix up the condensed milk

Yield: 1 serving

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Cantina Cooler

Whether you’re flying solo or meeting friends to listen to a great house band, the Cantina Cooler is the perfect choice to start your adventure off right.

1 1/2 oz. Veil Vodka

1 oz. cranberry juice

1 oz. lime juice

½ oz. simple syrup

Top with a lager beer

Fresh cranberries, for garnish

In a metal shaker add vodka, cranberry juice, lime juice, and simple syrup. Shake and strain mixture over crushed ice, then top with beer (we recommend a Helles Lager, but just about any lager will do).

Yield: 1 serving

If you enjoyed getting a taste of the galaxy, make sure to check back coming up for more recipes.

5 Cider Recipes That Are Guaranteed Keep You Warm This Fall

30 Wednesday Sep 2015

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Cocktails, fall, hot cider, Recipes, spirits

October is almost upon us – and so is the cold weather! Luckily, we’ve put together five cider recipes to keep you warm on those chilly fall days!

1. Hot Apple Cider with Rum – via FoodNetwork.com
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An oldie but a goodie! Don’t forget to garnish with a cinnamon stick, and we’ve got all the rum you need right here.

2. Hot Caramel Apple Cider – via CookingInCollege.comcookingincollege

These caramel apples are definitely only for those over 21!

3. Warm Vanilla and Bourbon Cider – via HowlAtTheMoon.comvanilla

Vanilla + Bourbon = True love.

4. Mulled Wine – via FoodNetwork.commulled

Okay fine, it’s not technically cider, but it has cider in it so it counts!

5. Maple-Bourbon Cider – via MarthaStewart.commaple

In case you like your cider a little harder (and with a bourbon-y kick)!

Total Mixology Series: Moscow Mule Cocktail Recipe

28 Wednesday Jan 2015

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Starting January 29, we’re kicking off our #TotalMixology series at select stores in Arizona, California, Delaware, Florida, Maryland, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, and Washington state.

Attendees will learn how to mix classic cocktails, enjoy a sampling of tasty mixed drinks and save with the best spirit prices in town. Then you can take your new mixology skills and show them off at your next get-together with friends and family!

Learn more on our mixology cocktail event page.

Here’s a taste of what you can expect, check out our Instagram video below to learn how to make a Moscow Mule featuring Tobaritch Vodka, Ginger Beer, and lime juice.

Be sure to join us in-store for these mixology events each Thursday-Sunday through February 8 to learn other great recipes!

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Cocktail Recipe: Chili Oil Paloma

05 Monday May 2014

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Cinco de Mayo, Cocktails, Tequila

Chili oil palomaToday is part two of Seattle-based mixologist and blogger Natalie Migliarini’s favorite tequila cocktail recipes. We shared her first beautiful (and tasty) recipe for a Paloma Chili Flake Jelly Shot with you yesterday. In case you missed it, you can check it out here.

Today, we’d like to share another eye-popping cocktail from her with you. This recipe takes the traditional Paloma’s citrusy zing of grapefruit and enhances it with the sweet heat of chili oil. We think it’s the perfect drink recipe for Cinco de Mayo!

Chili Oil Paloma

Ingredients:

1.5 (oz.) Don Sergio reposado tequila

1/2 cup of grapefruit juice

1 tablespoon agave nectar

1 red Fresno chili sliced

1/4 teaspoon of chili oil

1 cup of ice

Garnish: Chili stem and grapefruit slices

Instructions:

In a cocktail shaker add Don Sergio tequila, grapefruit juice, agave nectar, sliced Fresno chili and ice

Shake for 20 seconds and then pour mixture into serving glass

Top with chili oil

Garnish with chili stem and grapefruit slices

Yields: 1 serving

Natalie head shotNatalie Migliarini is a mixologist, cocktail stylist, photographer, and recipe developer based out of Seattle, Washington. Her passion is discovering new and creative ways to use booze through fabulous cocktails featuring seasonal ingredients. Check out her other delicious creations on her blog Beautiful Booze.

 

Cocktail Recipe: Paloma Chili Flake Jelly Shots

04 Sunday May 2014

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Cinco de Mayo, Cocktails, jelly shots, Tequila

Seattle-based mixologist and blogger Natalie Migliarini’s beautiful cocktail photographs caught our eye, so we asked her if she’d share one of her favorite tequila cocktail recipes with us and she kindly obliged!

Here’s her clever jelly shot recipe which combines the citrusy zing of grapefruit and lime with the spicy warmth of red pepper flakes.

tequila-jellyHere’s how to make it!

Ingredients

3/4 cup of Don Sergio reposado tequila

1/4 cup of grapefruit juice

1 cup sparkling grapefruit soda

1/4 teaspoon of red pepper flakes

2 tablespoons of lime juice

2 envelopes of Knox gelatin

Garnish: Grapefruit slices and/or sprinkled with sugar and salt mixture (1 tablespoon salt and 1 tablespoon sugar mixed)

Materials: Natalie used a 1 pound loaf pan then cut into squares but you could also use round molds

don-sergio-jellyInstructions:

In a saucepan add grapefruit juice, sparkling grapefruit soda, red pepper flakes, and lime.

Turn heat on low and sprinkle 2 envelopes of gelatin into saucepan with other liquid, then stir mixture until the gelatin is dissolved.

Remove from heat and stir in tequila.

Pour mixture into loaf pan or molds, and place in refrigerator to chill and set (For best results, chill overnight).

After shots are chilled and ready to serve cut into desired shapes (Natalie used squares/rectangles).

Garnish with grapefruit slices and/or salt and sugar mixture sprinkled over shots.

Yields
14-18 jelly shots (depending on mold used)

Natalie head shotNatalie Migliarini is a mixologist, cocktail stylist, photographer, and recipe developer based out of Seattle, Washington. Her passion is discovering new and creative ways to use booze through fabulous cocktails featuring seasonal ingredients. Check out her other delicious creations on her blog Beautiful Booze.

 

Sunday Cocktails: Mexican Mimosa

03 Saturday May 2014

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To get an early start on Cinco de Mayo, we recommend this bubbly and delicious cocktail from Victor Ponce, the head bartender of Zapata Tacos & Tequila Bar (Norcross, Georgia) and a certified Tequiler by Academia Mexicana del Tequila, A.C.

Ingredients: 

1 oz Jarritos Grapefruit soda (or Q Grapefruit)

0.25 oz (scant) of Grenadine

2 oz Rudo Reposado Reposado

1 Oz Arrogante Damiana liqueur

1 dash of coffee liqueur

1.5 oz Dole’s pineapple Juice

0.25 oz simple syrup or several drops of Agave nectar

Glassware: Champagne flute

Preparation:

Gently pour 1 oz of Jarritos Grapefruit soda* in the champagne flute. Add .25 oz of grenadine (or slightly less). Combine in a shaker 2 oz of Rudo Reposado tequila, 1 oz Arrogante Damiana liqueur, a splash of coffee liqueur, 1.5 oz of pineapple juice and .25 oz of simple syrup (can be replaced by several drops of agave nectar). Shake with ice and strain into the flute.

Mexican Mimosa with MaskVictor’s comments:
Jarritos adds bubbles, grenadine gives the cocktail a pretty pink color. Rudo Reposado was selected because its taste and flavor are very dominant and will not be masked by other ingredients. The resulting cocktail is insanely delicious. Perfect for Sunday brunch and any time when you feel like indulging yourself. Despite of almost 3 oz of potent liquor, the cocktail is smooth and you just want to keep sipping. The rich flavor profile is really outstanding.

*Other grapefruit sodas could be used instead of Jarritos (Q Grapefruit is our suggestion), but Jarritos is the best and can be found in any Latino grocery or farmers markets with Hispanic sections.

Tecnico Azteca Mexican Hot Chocolate

09 Thursday Jan 2014

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Cocktails, hot chocolate, hot chocolate recipe, hot drinks, Tequila

It’s super frosty for many of you out there, and one of our favorite ways to ward off the chill is with a piping hot mug of cocoa — especially when it’s given a caliente kicker with the addition of reposado tequila and spices!

Tecnico Azteco cocktailWhat gives this delicious and unique hot chocolate recipe its authentic Mexican character is the combination of bitter or bittersweet cocoa powder with aromatic vanilla, cinnamon, allspice and the mild spicy addition of red chile powder.

Preparation:

In a small pan combine:

2 oz. strong black coffee

6 oz. whole milk

1 oz. agave nectar

2 tablespoons of spicy cacao/bitter chocolate powder (see recipe below)

Heat ingredients until steaming. Pour into a heated mug and add 2 oz. of Tecnico Reposado tequila. Serve hot. Optional touches to decorate the cocktail: sprinkle with cinnamon powder, ground cocoa nibs or add a cinnamon stick.

To make the Spicy Mexican Cocoa Powder

Take 4 tablespoons of bitter or bittersweet hot chocolate powder to make two servings of drink and add to it one little pinch each of the following:

Vanilla powder (you can substitute a dash of vanilla extract if powder isn’t available)

Ground cinnamon

Ground allspice

Red chile powder

The original recipe was developed by Warren Bobrow, the author of Apothecary Cocktails book, recipe adapted for home use.

Interview With Master Mixologist Tony Abou-Ganim: Part 2

03 Wednesday Jul 2013

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This is a continuation of our interview with Tony Abou-Ganim. Please read Part 1 here.

Total Wine: We’ve been reviewing your new book Vodka Distilled over the past few weeks and enjoyed it very much. Why vodka? Why did you feel the need to come to its rescue and give this particular spirit a boost?

Tony: Despite being the #1 consumed spirit by far in the US, I decided to write a book about vodka to give it the headlines it deserves. Bartenders, especially craft bartenders, have stuck their noses up to vodka. Though one of the oldest spirits in the world, vodka is misunderstood and not as well-known in the US as other spirits. Appreciation is on the way up, overcoming this true lack of understanding about just how versatile vodka can be.

Total Wine: There are lots of vodkas and lots of cocktails in your Vodka Distilled book. Where does the intimidated reader start when wanting to do some mixing at home?

Tony: There are not many classics with a vodka base. But the Frozen Mudslide took me back to the 1980s and specifically a time I spent with my cousin Helen in Cancun. Don’t over-think cocktails. Don’t put in esoteric ingredients. Just make delicious cocktails.

How about you try the cocktail created for Dean Martin, the Flame of Love, which celebrates vodka. Dale DeGroff always used a grain-based vodka, specifically Finlandia, to make this great drink. Legend says that Sinatra liked Dean’s drink so much, he ordered 200 for the guests at Chasen’s in West Hollywood. That was not likely a happy moment for the bar staff, lighting that many orange peels.

Or how about the Vesper, seen in Casino Royale. It’s this kind of drink that using vodka can be used to soften or stretch more intense spirits.

Total Wine: When judging vodka, you taste it neat at room temperature, correct? Does it really matter when you’re mixing a cocktail, though? Does that flavor really show through in the mixed drinks?

Tony: It’s about the “character” of the vodka! If you give me six Bloody Marys made with different vodkas, I probably can’t tell you which vodka is in that drink. I can probably tell you the character of the vodka used. Give me the six vodkas used first, and I will choose the best ones to compliment the drink!

Total Wine: Vodka is having a resurgence now. Are there cocktails you hope tag along? How about cocktails you hope take a few years off?

Tony: I’m hoping the Harvey Wallbanger makes a comeback. It’s such a great cocktail. The Sour Apple Martini, though–Thank God it seems to be dying off.

Harvey Wallbanger from Vodka Distilled

Harvey Wallbanger from Vodka Distilled

Total Wine: How about Beer Cocktails and their recent surge in popularity. Have you experimented in making any yourself?

Tony: I’ve tried it a little, but I think the movement will be short-lived. The amazing craft-beer movement has really impressed me. I’ve traveled the world loving new beers from Belgium to Germany. And don’t forget that part of being an excellent bartender is knowing about great beer. I just think adding beer in with classic cocktails is trying too hard to improve something that doesn’t need improving.

Total Wine: Tales of the Cocktail is coming up next month. Will you be attending again this year?

Tony: Actually, I won’t. I only missed the first year. It’s such a great event. But this year I will miss again, to launch a charity close to me. My cousin Helen David, who taught me a lot of what I know about bartending, was a two-time breast cancer survivor. She died at the age of 91 in 2006. This charity will support bartenders who are victims of cancer, and it is so important to me to be there!

Total Wine: Are there new books we should look forward to? Are you on a three year schedule? The Modern Mixologist in 2010, Vodka Distilled this year in 2013.

Tony: We are hoping to speed up the pace for our next book. This year’s book, Vodka Distilled, was received so well that it was nominated among four books for “New Cocktail Book of the Year.” We are very proud of this first book as it’s the start of a series of companion books to go with the original The Modern Mixologist. We hope to cut the time for new books with one focused on American Whiskey next in 2015 followed by gin and rum.

Total Wine: Anything else you’d like to add to our conversation?

Tony: Look me up next time you are in Las Vegas. We’ll taste some vodkas vertically to show the range they have with flavor profiles.

I write to educate the consumer while not overwhelming them with information. Take time and experiment. We’re not curing cancer but we are making life more enjoyable!

Total Wine: Thank you, Tony, for an excellent interview.

Interview With Master Mixologist Tony Abou-Ganim: Part 1

02 Tuesday Jul 2013

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Tony_Abou-GanimTotal Wine recently had the opportunity to speak with renowned bar professional Tony Abou-Ganim. Tony has appeared on (and won) three battles of Iron Chef America, made numerous appearances on daytime TV including the Today Show and Good Morning America, and is the author of two books, The Modern Mixologist and Vodka Distilled. (P.S. Tony will appear on  NBC’s Today Show again this Thursday, July 4, 2013 at 7 am EST to do a cocktail demonstration; tune in!) He developed a specialty cocktail menu for the famous Harry Denton’s Starlight Room, worked as bartender for Mario Batali at Po in New York City, and developed the cocktail program for the Bellagio Hotel and its 22 bars. Tony is a winner of the Bacardi Martini World Grand Prix as well. Favorite Cocktail: Negroni.

Thank you so much, Tony, for taking the time to talk to the Total Wine & More readers about your career and more specifically, bartending and cocktails.

Total Wine: Have you ever been to a Total Wine?

Tony: There’s one off Charleston at Boca Park in Summerlin (Las Vegas). I sent my nephew there today for some Everclear so we can make some homemade limoncello. I like the stores and selection. I’d actually like to do a demonstration there to help consumers that might otherwise be intimidated feel like they can create great cocktails in their homes.

Total Wine: Can you tell us how the bartender that was schooled with traditional classics became known as “The Modern Mixologist”?

Tony: That nickname is a play on words. I do have a foundation in the classics, but original ingredients are the new tool to make cocktails more modern. I’m still a traditionalist at heart. I think it’s funny that the term “mixologist” is so common today. When I got my first promotion at the Bellagio, I helped create my title, Master Mixologist. The term, however, has roots in the 1800s, earned when a bartender learned to mix properly.

Total Wine: You seem to be a stickler with the types of ingredients you use in your cocktails. Do you have a certain philosophy when it comes to what you put in your drinks?

Tony: I do. I believe that you only get out of a cocktail what you put into it. And that the cocktail must be more than just the sum of its parts. I only use fresh, seasonal ingredients and believe in the integrity of the drink. I want people to make my cocktails. I use the classics as a starter since they have stood the test of time and try to make re-creating my cocktails simple for people to achieve.

Total Wine: You’ve created many of your own cocktails over the years. Can you tell us about some of the famous ones and where you get your inspiration when getting behind the bar? Or does inspiration come in a dream?

Tony: It’s been said that there will never again be a totally original cocktail. All new ones are based on the classics. So I start with great drinks and take license to imagine them in a different light. Take my Cable Car, for example. It’s a riff off of the Sidecar cocktail, where I switched spiced rum for cognac. But the Sidecar is itself a riff from the classic Brandy Crusta cocktail, an evolution of drinks.

Flame of Love from Vodka Distilled

Flame of Love from Vodka Distilled

Total Wine: We know that you do a lot of presentations. We were wondering if presentations with fancy bottle tricks are common, or just the things you see in movies like Cocktail?

Tony: Flair Bartending is a style that I have not practiced. If you’re good at it, I am not going to say it doesn’t have its place. But for me, performance is the flair, the techniques are the tricks. I want to create drinks that are a culinary masterpiece and be the best bartender I can be.

Total Wine: What predictions do you have for bartending as an industry in general? Would you encourage someone into a bartending career?

Tony: This is a fantastic time to be in the industry, if you are willing to do your work and taste the different drinks and teach yourself about the different spirits. Taste the different vodkas and know how each will work when mixed. I recently judged the World Class Bartender of the Year finals by Diageo, both in the US and Canada. The biggest compliment was that the Canadian winner was flown to my home in Las Vegas for training and to learn techniques. I take the mentoring aspect as an obligation, to inspire and educate a new generation of bar professionals.

Part 2 of our interview with Tony will be published shortly.

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