Showing posts with label gentlemen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gentlemen. Show all posts

December 4, 2012

the gentlemen's gift guide









Undoubtedly, shopping around the holidays is stressful and even more so when you are buying for the "man who has everything." We've designed a savvy guide to some one-of-a-kind presents that are sure to impress. From being their own brewmaster with the "beer machine" to creating their own guitar picks, these gifts are thoughtful and unique.











9. 'Breaking Bad'  and 'James Bond' DVD sets


Still not finding that perfect gift above? Come to the Gentleman's Emporium December 21 at 5:00 PM. It's going to be filled with St. Louis' finest locally handmade goods, Beer, Bourbon, and of course, Bacon. So bring your dude and come check it out!


to find out more information visit the facebook page here.  Hope to see you there!

fox + gypsy




December 3, 2012

Apple Pie Whiskey








As much as we like all things girly, we've decided to dedicate this week to the men. We are starting off 'Gentlemen's Week' with a holi'DIY version of apple pie bourbon c/o David Friederich. The drink takes a few weeks to fully develop all of the flavors so if you are planning on gifting this, start this week so it will be ready to drink by Christmastime. Enjoy!



ingredients:
A "fifth" of Bourbon Whiskey
cinnamon
1 tsp. nutmeg
four or more green apples
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1/4 c. simple syrup (recipe below)


How to:

In a large, airtight container add the nutmeg, bourbon, vanilla extract and sliced apples. We allowed these ingredients to infuse and mix for the first week. Store at room temperature, this allows the flavors to fully release and mix. A few days before you are about to serve, add cinnamon. We used two sticks, but feel free to use as much or as little as you want. Strain the liquor into a different bottle and add the simple syrup. It is now ready to serve!


Simple Syrup: two parts sugar, one part water. We used a cup of sugar and a half of a cup of water. Heat the water until sugar dissolves. We saved the unused syrup for another liquor infusion we hope to share later on.

fox + gypsy