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August 25th, 2009
Drink
This one's our own recipe. Our theme today is the Dry Fly Distillery in Spokane, Washington. To that end, we've formulated the Dry Fly Peppertini:
1/4 - 1/2 Oz pepperoncini juice
2 Oz Dry Fly Distillery Gin
Shake with Ice and strain into a Martini Glass. Garnish with a pepperoncini. Note that this recipe has been changed for it's original published ingredient ratios. That's because this gin is too good to overwhelm with too much pepperoncini juice. Use more (juice) if you're making your peppertini with cheap gin.
Think
We've linked in the past to Craft Distilleries, at that time our focus was on Oregon, where state laws were favorable for a Craft Distillery. We have since come across a well regarded craft distillery in our home state of Washington. Dry Fly has used innovative techniques, both from a technical standpoint (as referenced by their national accolades), and from a business standpoint (using volunteers to bottle their products). Dry Fly continues to generate excitement, projecting their Whiskey release will sell out practically as soon as it hits the shelves. As Forbes points out, Craft Distilleries are gaining steam as a viable source of new flavors for liquor enthusiasts.
Link
http://news.opb.org/article/4766-craft-distilleries-taking-washington/
Related to our thought for the day; we couldn't find material on Craft Distilling in Washington without coming across Dry Fly. What are the laws for Craft Distilleries in your state?
