Your Jewish Mixologist, Part 3
Evan chats with Jessica Weinstein, beverage director and bar manager at Hank’s Oyster Bar, and Ace Karchem, assistant general manager of Espita (shh, he’s not a bartender—but does know a lot about drinks!).
Your Jewish Mixologist, Part 2
Evan chats with Adam Bernbach, the bar director at 2 Birds 1 Stone, doi moi, Estadio and Proof about his Jewish upbringing and how he communicates his “voice” through his drinks.
Making Wine for the New Jewish Table
Why open a kosher winery? For Jeff Morgan of Covenant Winery, it started with a dare from a partner. Ultimately, Covenant turned great grapes into great wines—that just happen to be kosher.
Your Jewish Mixologist: A Conversation
Hidden behind the bar at spots all around town are bartenders and mixologists who draw from their Jewish heritage to take care of patrons, make them feel welcome and listen to their stories.
Kosher Wine with a Greek Twist in VA
A little over an hour from Washington, Molon Lave Vineyards was started by a Greek immigrant whose Jewish friends and colleagues asked if he would produce kosher wines, so in 2010 he started to.
Join the Club, and Explore Kosher Wine
Wine clubs are a great way to keep a supply of wine on hand while also getting to try new, unexpected varieties, so Moti’s Market recently launched one for those who keep kosher.
Getting into the DC Spirits
Alex Laufer’s background is in biotech, but a passion for spirits, a career change and the budding local cocktail culture led him to open One Eight Distilling, currently producing vodka, whiskey and gin in Northeast DC.
A Taste of the Holidays…in a Glass
The holidays are endings and fall is just unfolding ahead of us. Savor the last tastes of apples and honey in a warm, spiced, adults-only form: local cider and mead.
A Classic Cocktail as Old as the Trees
Honoring nature and the environment is becoming more and more important as development takes over from the trees. Enjoy saving the environment even more with a classic green herbal cocktail.
Wines Celebrate New Year for Trees
The holiday of Tu b’Shevat is known as the New Year for the Trees. In celebration of this holiday, it is customary for people to eat fruits and nuts from…
