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Author: Rick Lyke

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    The Bar Essentials: How to Stock Your Home Bar

    May 2, 2014 - Rick Lyke The Cocktail Culture is an established part of the drinks world. While craft beer will likely always be my go-to drink, there are situations where a well-made cocktail can set the mood and make the experience just that much more memorable. Making great cocktails at home requires the right ingredients and a few tools of... View Article
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    Essential Liquors for the Home Bar

    May 2, 2014 - Rick Lyke There are six types of liquor that are the cornerstone of any good home bar: scotch, bourbon, vodka, gin, rum and tequila. Here are my picks for three brands in each category to consider: Scotch: For mixed drinks you need a blended Scotch like Dewar’s that can also be consumed straight. The range of flavors... View Article
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    Shopping List for the Home Bar

    May 2, 2014 - Rick Lyke There are a variety of bar condiments and ingredients needed before you even think of reaching for that bottle of whiskey. Here is a quick shopping list that you can use to stock up your home bar. But keep in mind you can go crazy trying to stock everything. Much of the shopping list depends... View Article
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    Craft Whiskey Barrels Forward

    November 1, 2013 - Rick Lyke Could the next big thing in beer actually be whiskey? We are not talking about the use of former bourbon barrels for aging beer. That trend is well-established. We mean the real 90-proof variety. Some think that breweries might just propel the craft spirits sector—and whiskey in particular—through the roof. According to the Brewers Association,... View Article
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    America’s Next Great Grapes

    September 1, 2013 - Rick Lyke California earned its place on the world wine stage at the Judgment of Paris in 1976 when, in a blind tasting, French judges selected both a Californian white and a red over wines from their country. Not only was this a major hit to the French psyche, it also signaled to the world that Americans... View Article
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    A Fresh Twist on Poolside Cocktails

    July 1, 2013 - Rick Lyke It is that time of year. The days are longer. Temperatures are rising and the humidity sticks to your skin. Mercifully, the pool is open. And the blender is working overtime. Just like my beer-ordering habits, the cocktails I consume change from season to season. When summer rolls around, tropical cocktails, blender drinks and fresh... View Article
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    What’s in Your Glass?

    June 11, 2013 - Rick Lyke This column has always assumed that lovers of great beer stray on occasion. It doesn’t mean we love beer less. If you are feeling a bit guilty about stepping out on beer, open your beer fridge and say these six words: “It’s not you, beer; it’s me.”
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    50 Shades of White

    May 1, 2013 - Rick Lyke Wine lists used to be fairly predictable. A few sparkling wines, some chardonnay, perhaps one or two other whites, then a bunch of reds. Cabernet Sauvignon. Merlot. Pinot Noir. Syrah. Zinfandel. Bordeaux. Chianti. With a little luck even a brunello, a tempranillo or a malbec.
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    Rum Running

    January 1, 2013 - Rick Lyke Rum is a tropical spirit that conjures up white sand beaches, salty ocean breezes and cocktails with names that sound as if they were created by Isaac, the bartender on the Love Boat. It’s not surprising that rum’s development is linked to the sea. While making alcohol from sugar cane goes back hundreds of years... View Article
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