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How to Make Your New Favorite Fall Drink: Pumpkin Spiked Latte
Posted by Caitlin Monday Chloe McAlpin on
Create a delicious treat this fall with our recipe for a Pumpkin Spiked Latte.
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The Most Haunted Pubs For Halloween
Posted by Sean Paul Lavine on
For all the thrill seekers out there, here's a guide on some of the most iconic and haunted pubs and restaurants in Portland, Oregon.
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12 Easy Alcohol Slang Words to Make You an Expert
Posted by Kaylee Pratt on
We’ve all been there and have seen it on the movies: I’ll take a martini, straight up, dirty and dry. Give me two fingers of well whiskey, neat, long. To the less-experienced drinker or bartender, all the slang words for liquor, cocktails and drinking can get confusing. So here are twelve basic slang words to use at the bar. (Basic, but not elementary, because we all know what on the rocks means!) Neat: Alcohol straight from bottle to glass… no ice, no frills, no nothin’. Whiskey and brandy are often ordered “neat,” because people enjoy them at room temperature. (e.g....