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So, it’s 2017 and you’re feeling a bit gross after all of the festivities. Before you embark on your New Year’s resolution gym membership/diet routine, you’ve got to give yourself one last go at pigging out and letting go. That means a hangover brunch is in order! And that means you need mimosas! We’ve got you covered, girlfriend – here are five of our favorite brunch cocktails and mimosas.Watermelon Agua FrescaNot only does this mimosa look pretty, it tastes amazing. Blended watermelon, lime ju …

There’s something rather delightful about opening a tall bottle of seasonally-brewed winter ale and drinking a mug of it while it’s freezing cold outside. Once the temperature starts dipping into the 30’s we think there are few things better to drink than a spiced winter ale or an extra-rich stout. Here are seven of our favorites to sip on this holiday season. To you and yours, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! 1. Anchor Steam, Christmas AleThis classic winter warmer will really get you in …

Gather round beneath the mistletoe folks – it’s December, which means the holidays are here! Between going on vacation, special family dinners, and possibly being snowed in, there’s going to be a lot of booze consumed this month. But who says you have to drink your booze? At Liquor Barn, we like to eat it too. Since it’s the holiday season we have a bit of a sweet tooth, so we figured we would share a few of our favorite boozy dessert recipes. Treat yourself!Stout Gingerbread Cake There is …

It’s December – our favorite time of the year for quite a few reasons. For one, the first few weeks of snow aren’t quite as annoying as when it’s April and Lakeshore Drive is still getting blanketed with snow. We’re all about sledding and building snowmen. Plus, it’s the season for giving gifts and spending time with the people who we love most in the entire world! Whichever holiday you celebrate in December, why not give someone a bottle of something special? Nothing says “I love you” more than …

This is dummy text You wouldn’t believe it, but people have been drinking eggnog to ring in the holidays for almost a thousand years. It seems like it started back in England. Specifically, it originated in Medieval England, when monks in the 13th century drank a beverage called “posset,” which contained milk, eggs, sherry, figs, and other spices. If you could afford to eat eggs you were probably quite rich, so drinking posset was both a great way to show off to your friends and also a g …