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Tempe distillery and bar Adventurous Stills hosts an evening of craft cocktails paired with custom cotton candy from Fluff Yeah from 5-9 p.m. Friday. The event celebrates the debut of Scottsdale-based Fluff Yeah’s new cart service, which allows it to create cotton candy
Tempe distillery Adventurous Stills celebrates its second anniversary from 1-8 p.m. Saturday. Specials will include $5 cocktails and $3 off bottles of Cold Fusion Vodka, Peralta Moonshine whiskey, Papago Rum, Camelback Gin, Peralta Bourbon, and Fossil Creek Whiskey. Food stand Tempura Takeover
Arizona Distilling Company in Tempe has restarted its weekend tours. The one-hour tours, for those 21 and over, cost $10 and include three 0.5-ounce pours. Reservations must be made 24 hours in advance. Tours can be scheduled from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturdays or
JC’s Steakhouse in Gilbert will hold its monthly four-course bourbon pairing dinner at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 22. 1st course: Shrimp and grits, paired with Blanton original single barrel. 2nd course: Maple-glazed figs and bacon on a bed of grilled romaine hearts
Adventurous Stills in Tempe introduces the fourth release of its quarterly Explorers Club series – a cask-aged version of its Fossil Creek whiskey – with a party from 1-8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 18. The whiskey (109.4 proof), which was aged in a cask for
The Arizona Distilling Company debuts two new distilled spirits today: Park Rye Whiskey and Humphrey’s Whiskey, both pioneers in Arizona’s distilled spirit history. Park Rye is the first rye whiskey distilled in Arizona. It’s named after Arizona’s first brewery, founded
In one of the coolest – and potentially scariest – products I’ve seen in a while, a Valley resident has created powdered alcohol. Whether he will be able to sell it remains to be seen. According to Mark Phillips, you
