Cajun Magic

CAO Consigliere (Soldier) paired with Pierre Ferrand Reserve.

...hopefully it's devoid of fish-man hybrids, well It is a coastal city. Lovecraft jokes aside it does look like a lovely place to be.

I'd want to see an intricate piechart breaking down the content of his posts. Also statistical analysis. Someone get on that!

It's an Anis liqueur. The original was discontinued and the Sazarac Company brought it back to life. It's Legendre Ojen. The cocktail is a New Orleans staple and the unofficial official drink of Mardi Gras. Recipe from Hermes Bar: 2 Ounces Ojen, 1 dash of Peychaud's, 1 teaspoon of superfine sugar, 1/2 oz of water, crushed ice, shake all ingredients and empty into a chilled old fashioned glass.

Anything worth doing is worth doing right. This applies especially to making coffee and cocktails. Sure it was a decent bit of prep work, but it was worth it.

Vote with your wallet, however you see fit. With so many great absinthes made outside of VdT I hardly give that region any thought. And what the two very fine folks above me said.

Can't go wrong with a Parish IPA.

First attempt at Irish Coffee, made with Réve NOLA Style, local brown sugar, and Irish Channel whiskey. Served in my mug I got from The Irish House (RIP). Buy Leauxcal and Who Dat!

Happy belated!

Ojen Frappé. Happy Twelfth Night!

Earlier: Szarlotka. New Years Midnight Drink:Pierre Ferrand Reserve. Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! To health, fortune, luck, and love!

Gnarley Barley's Green Spaces Batch #7.

Welcome and cheers!

Yeah there are more directors and producers who are passionate about horror being able to make the movies they want because of independent studios/distribution companies,crowdfunding, et cetera. In the 80's Horror became further established as a cash cow (for better and worse). Sadly for a few decades non-horror directors were forced to direct horror movies to bankroll the films they wanted to make thanks to standard practices of big studios and thus lackluster horror flicks were made. The VVitch, Hereditary, and The Void are amazing and you can see the love that went into those movies. I'm glad that there is more of a free market option for movie making rather than the crony corporatism that was the only way of making movies back in the day. Directors and producers have more control of the movies they want to make now. Heck even big directors have suffered the industry environment. Francis Ford Coppola was told TWICE that there was no way he was getting Marlon Brando. Thankfully he muscled through for the sake of both The Godfather and Apocalypse Now. Anyways I'll check out the other movies you've listed.

Whiskey Barrel Aged Miel Sauvage.