Bourbon popsicles: Three summer cocktails on a stick
It’s summer! Long lazy days in a lounge chair by the pool, the kids far enough away that their gleeful
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When Pam isn’t living some imaginary fabulous whiskey lifestyle, she can be found hanging at home in her PJs with her husband and school-aged twins, or driving her glamorous minivan shuttling the kids to dance and gymnastics. She also writes a blog focusing on self-love, body acceptance, and being a mom at Pam-a-rama ding dong. With the more lucrative half of her brain, she works as a statistician and scientific writer. Follow her on Facebook (facebook.com/whiskeypam) and Twitter (@pamdesmond)!
Author: Pam Desmond
Whiskey ice cream? Small Batch Bourbon Vanilla by Steve’s Ice Cream
It all started with a text from my sister that contained nothing but a photo. A photo of a pint
Read moreBunnahabhain tasting at Singl NYC
This past weekend, I snuck away from home and responsibilities to crash on a friend’s couch in New York City.
Read moreDIY whiskey – some strong hooch
Beer enthusiasts often try their hand at brewing, and the homebrew community is alive and well in the craft beer
Read moreHow to drink and not get drunk: Does that yeast trick work?
You may have seen an article that came out recently on the Esquire magazine website in which Aaron Goldfarb claimed
Read moreHigh West Distillery’s A Midwinter Night’s Dram
OK, OK, I know it’s spring. After a long and horrible winter with the polar vortex of hell and ridiculous
Read moreWhiskey Bargains: Best bourbons for your buck
As a whiskey writer, it’s super easy to talk about expensive whiskey and say how awesome it is. I mean,
Read moreThe Pickleback – a hip drink
I have never been very cool. I try sometimes, but it doesn’t come naturally. I was a band geek and
Read moreDry 85, the new Annapolis whiskey bar
This past weekend, I was in Annapolis, looking for a girls’ night with my sister and a friend. My friend
Read moreTwo extraordinary whiskeys from High West Distillery
When you think whiskey, what’s the first U.S. state that springs to mind? Kentucky? Maybe Tennessee? I’m not gonna lie.
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