Many are the countries that offer their very own fascinating & tasty distillations -- Scottish single malts, Mexico's tequila, Kentucky bourbon, habushu in Japan -- you name it. An intoxicating way of exploring the world! And of course most countries also have their own beers - often very distinctive indeed. We raise a glass to all of it here!
The rum deals of Martinique
Martinique.orgThis island is known for its rhum agricole (accounting about 80 percent of its production of rum), made directly from sugarcane juice. You can enjoy tours, tastings and a look at rum paraphernalia/lore at three of the island´s top distilleries, Habitation Clément, La Favorite (one of the oldest on the island, dating back to 1842 and still operating partly via steam engines), and Distillerie J.M. read post
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After a year of trying beers around the world, John shares his round-up of thoughts
http://inspiringtravellers.com/2011/12/02/beers-world-roundup-bungas/
It's a brand new Cocktail Hour today on The World on Wheels. We come to you on location from the Dominican Republic as Tim and I create a new cocktail from scratch with our hotel room's liquor dispenser and mini bar: http://tinyurl.com/cs6rymg
On today's Cocktail Hour at The World on Wheels...watch as Tim and I create a brand new cocktail on the spot. It's the Rubio: http://tinyurl.com/7btjm62
On today's brand new Cocktail Hour we're opening up our tequila shelf again for a taste off between two very good mid-priced reposados. I'm joined by special guest taster, Tim, right now at The World on Wheels...who will win? -http://tinyurl.com/7n3ue4f
On today's Cocktail Hour at The World on Wheels, we're conjuring up our inner Jack Sparrow with today's recipe. It's all about the rum: http://tinyurl.com/2546kn8
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