Author name: Grant Watrin

As someone who grew up on the East Coast, where I had to wait until 1 p.m. every Sunday for NFL football to start and then watch it end sometime after 11 p.m., I was ecstatic when I moved to Mountain Time and realized that football would start two hours earlier at 11 a.m. This […]

A promising season of CU Football is around the corner, and why not celebrate the return of college football with the brand-new Laws Ralphie’s Reserve whiskey? Laws Whiskey House has recently been declared an official sponsor of CU Athletics and, in honor of that, has released a whiskey featuring the CU mascot. The whiskey, coming

Aperol was invented by brothers Luigi and Silvio Barbieri in 1919 at the Padua International Fair held in Northern Italy’s Veneto region. At the time, aperitivo hour was popular in the region. Aperol, with its approachable citrus-sweet flavor profile and red/orange color, made a huge impression at the fair. In the 1950s, the Aperol Spritz

It has been extremely hot for the first couple of official days of Summer, and what better way to escape the heat than with a classic tiki cocktail like the Mai Tai? Tiki culture originated in the 1930s in Southern California when a man named Don Beach opened the first tiki bar, Don the Beachcomber.

Welcoming, always fun, and definitely the life of the party – Aunt Linda has always been the one who brings family and friends together. No matter the event, one thing is for certain: Tia Linda will have a batch of her “famous” margarita recipe whipped up and ready for all to enjoy. From holidays to

Meet Empress 1908 Indigo Gin. Incorporating eight botanicals inspired by the Fairmont Empress’s renowned afternoon tea service, which has been serving tea for over a century, its recipe balances the traditional citrus notes of gin with a warm herbal earthiness. Empress Indigo Gin’s breathtaking hue is derived from the infusion of butterfly pea flower, providing