Showing posts with label Maggie's Farm Rum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maggie's Farm Rum. Show all posts
Monday, April 28, 2014
Frankly My Dear
Chris Matrozza mans the bar at Franktuary and is one of curators of their collection of cocktails both classic and original. Their classic list offers three options for each cocktail. A house version, a classic version, and most importantly a local version with all the spirits coming from Boyd and Blair, Wigle, and Maggie's Farm. Hit them up for some of the best hot dogs in the city and enjoy your locally made cocktails.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Rum in the Strip
It's no surprise that I am a rum guy, whether that rum is in a Tiki drink, a classic cocktail, or even straight; I always enjoy rum. Which is why I am so happy that Pittsburgh has a new distillery in the strip that makes rum. Tim Russell made the news locally, nationally, and even internationally after his label approval was delayed by the government shutdown. After being brought up in Congress as part of the efforts to refund the government Maggie's Farm Rum received label approval and is ready to be sold. The first batches will be appearing behind local bars first but Tim hopes to have the rum available for sales to the public at the distillery by Black Friday.
I've also had a chance to sample this rum, and it's a very nice white rum. There aren't many white rums that i would sip straight but this might be one of them. It's made from turbinado sugar and distilled to a lower proof leaving it a lot of body and a little residual sweetness. I haven't had a chance to mix with it yet, but it should do very nicely with recipes where a white rum really shines, such as a daiquiri.
I've also had a chance to sample this rum, and it's a very nice white rum. There aren't many white rums that i would sip straight but this might be one of them. It's made from turbinado sugar and distilled to a lower proof leaving it a lot of body and a little residual sweetness. I haven't had a chance to mix with it yet, but it should do very nicely with recipes where a white rum really shines, such as a daiquiri.
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