Description
A Birthday Gift that has been Enjoyed for Generations
Mulling Spices (2nd Century) Mulling spices, a mixture of cinnamon, cloves, orange peel, and allspice, first appeared as a flavoring for wine in 2nd century Ancient Rome. Mulled beverages became especially popular in the Middle Ages to help warm cold winter nights. In Germany and England, a type of mulled beverage known as wassail became a staple of harvest drinking rituals and become popular in North America in the 1700s. Comes with two recipes – one for traditional wine and the other for rum or bourbon. They bring the bottle and we supply the rest.
Small Beer Kit ( 1700s) Militiamen, workers, and the children at Mount Vernon drank small beer, so named for its low alcohol content. The recipe is adapted from a handwritten entry in George Washington’s French & Indian War journal “To make small beer.” The taste is smooth, with just the right amount of bite and, best of all, is ready just 24-hours after preparation.
Margarita Rimming Sugar Sampler (1930s) While the origin of the margarita is a mystery, the stories surrounding the creation of the drink have one common thread – fascinating women. A former Ziegfeld dancer allergic to all other spirits except tequila, Marjorie King. Popular Mexican showgirl Rita de la Rosa. Celebrated jazz singer Peggy Lee. All possible muses for the much enjoyed 1930s cocktail. Marjorie’s Mango Raspberry Sugar, Rita’s Rose Sugar, and Ms. Lee’s Lemon Lime Sugar. Also enjoy as a rimming sugar, or in tea, lemonade, or sparkling water!
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