Holiday

The Best Holiday Drinks

Pop open some bubbly, grab a local cider or consider pairing beer with an elegant holiday dinner

One of the first things that comes to mind when we think holiday celebrations is popping open some bubbly. For good reason; it is essentially a party in a bottle. Sparkling wines come from across the globe, but why not celebrate with the real deal, with those from the Champagne region of France. We’ve got…

Delicious Locally Crafted Food  Drink Gifts for Friends and Hosts

Delicious Locally Crafted Food Drink Gifts for Friends and Hosts

!–paging_filter–pIt seems a bit fuddy-duddy to say “hostess gift,” but many of us will be attending holiday parties in the coming weeks and no one wants to show up empty handed. So here, a few delicious food (and drink) ideas for what to bring. They’ll appreciate more than just the thought./ppa href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com/node/33892” target=”_blank”Seattle Sweets Co….

Making and Aging Your Own Homemade Eggnog: A New Thanksgiving Tradition

Making and Aging Your Own Homemade Eggnog: A New Thanksgiving Tradition

It all began a year ago last September. I was chatting with Sun Liquor barman Erik Chapman about his homemade eggnog for our December issue. I’d heard very good things about his boozy nog, which he makes the weekend of Thanksgiving and ages for a month. But I’d never tasted it; he only serves it…

Holiday Cooking & Cocktail Classes You Really Shouldn't Miss

Holiday Cooking & Cocktail Classes You Really Shouldn’t Miss

There may be no better pre-holiday gift than a spot at Bruce Naftaly’s (sure-to-sell-out-in-a-hot-minute!) cooking classes at Le Gourmand. In fact, several years ago I sent my parents to one of Naftaly’s classes, and though I have yet to see demi-glace grace the old Austin table during a holiday dinner, George and Nancy sure enjoyed…

Fresh Holiday Decor Finds from Etsy

Fresh Holiday Decor Finds from Etsy

Start a new tradition by gathering your holiday décor from Seattle’s talented Etsy crafters.

^ Federal Way craftsman Kyle Schumacher’s stained glass “holiday lights” offer a festive look that doesn’t require spending hours on a ladder in the rain. Choose a mix of colors or opt for a chic monochromatic vibe. $5 per bulb (wire and suction cups provided). Blue Fish Studios; bluefishstudios.etsy.com. Also available at Two Tartes Cafe…

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