Author Archives: Ellie
Harlem Whiskey Renaissance 2018
Join us on June 15th, 2018, at The Museum of the City of New York for the 3rd Annual Harlem Whiskey Renaissance. Guests will be treated to whiskey tastings, cocktails, light fare, dance lessons by the Harlem Dance Society, the … Continue reading
A Spirited Lunar New Year with Nikka & Kavalan Distilleries
It’s almost too easy to point out how much 2017 lived up to its Chinese zodiac designation as the Year of the…er, Rooster. As we bid the year’s Cocks a less-than-fond farewell, we have something to look forward to. 2018 … Continue reading
Photos: Harlem Whiskey Renaissance 2017
March 30, 2017 MIST Harlem (New York, NY) Photos By: Clay Williams
Harlem Whiskey Renaissance 2017
In the final days of the 1910s, Harlem experienced a cultural, artistic, and intellectual re-awakening that became known as the Harlem Renaissance was born. The neighborhood became the destination for New Yorkers. The city’s best musicians, best new artists, best … Continue reading
Photos: Moonshine ‘n’ Mooncakes
September 22, 2016 Oriental Garden (New York, NY) Photos By: Ciprian Tutu
Moonshine ‘n’ Mooncakes
Many cultures around the world have a celebration revolving around the traditional time of harvest. The end of summer, beginning of fall. A time when people come together to celebrate the bounty of the growing season — and have one … Continue reading
Photos: Harlem Whiskey Renaissance
March 25, 2016 Mist Harlem (New York, NY) Photos By: Clay Williams
Harlem Whiskey Renaissance
In the final days of the 1910s, Harlem experienced a cultural, artistic, and intellectual re-awakening that became known as the Harlem Renaissance was born. The neighborhood became the destination for New Yorkers. The city’s best musicians, best new artists, best … Continue reading
Photos: The Whiskey Glass Challenge
August 13, 2015 Back Label Wines (New York, NY) Photos By: Ellie Tam
The Whiskey Glass Challenge
3 Different Whiskeys meet 3 Different Glasses Sometimes, it’s not only what’s in the glass that matters. But what about the glass itself? Traditionally the tumbler has been seen as the vessel of choice for the majority of whiskey drinkers … Continue reading