Monthly Archives: March 2016

It’s no secret that I love Terlingua, the new-ish barbecue restaurant on Washington Ave. in Portland. The owners are friends of mine, for one, but their restaurant is the whole package–a relaxed environment, friendly service, tasty food, and great cocktails … Continue reading →

It’s no secret that I love Terlingua, the new-ish barbecue restaurant on Washington Ave. in Portland. The owners are friends of mine, for one, but their restaurant is the whole package–a relaxed environment, friendly service, tasty food, and great cocktails … Continue reading →

This past Saturday, March 12th was Saison Day, and unless you’re a self-proclaimed beer nerd, you probably didn’t notice. Truth is, Allagash Brewing Company made up this holiday three years ago to help promote its 2nd most popular style of … Continue reading →

This past Saturday, March 12th was Saison Day, and unless you’re a self-proclaimed beer nerd, you probably didn’t notice. Truth is, Allagash Brewing Company made up this holiday three years ago to help promote its 2nd most popular style of … Continue reading →

For last night’s cocktail hour, I wanted to finally bust open the bottle of falernum I’d give A. for Christmas (I bought it for him so he could make rum swizzles, but we’ve yet to make any). Looking for a … Continue reading →

For last night’s cocktail hour, I wanted to finally bust open the bottle of falernum I’d give A. for Christmas (I bought it for him so he could make rum swizzles, but we’ve yet to make any). Looking for a … Continue reading →

Since I received a record player for Christmas, I’ve been really into daytrips out of Portland to hunt for records (combined with some good food, natch). So far we’ve been up to Vinylhaven Records and Vinyl Junky in Brunswick and … Continue reading →

Since I received a record player for Christmas, I’ve been really into daytrips out of Portland to hunt for records (combined with some good food, natch). So far we’ve been up to Vinylhaven Records and Vinyl Junky in Brunswick and … Continue reading →