Welcome to Local Dish Winston-Salem.

This blog is paired with a Facebook Group where people can post pictures and talk about food and beverages they have had at local W-S restaurants and bars. Pictures from the group will be added here so it can be used as a great resource for local places for everyone to enjoy.

You won't find the negative points here; we focus on the good, the great, and the best.

Showing posts with label Cocktails. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cocktails. Show all posts

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Single Brothers: The Parker Posey

The only possible way Single Brothers could have gotten any cooler in my book would be to add a drink named after my favorite wacky indie-actress, Parker Posey.
Well, they did it. Single Brothers rolled out a new drink menu a couple of weeks ago and we went Friday night to check it out. The Parker Posey is a champagne based cocktail with elderflower liqueur, cava (Spanish sparkling wine), and lemon. The elderflower liqueur had a very..well, floral taste to it. The French St-Germain is one brand of elderflower liqueur you might have heard of. Their website describes the taste as:
"Neither passionfruit nor pear, grapefruit nor lemon, the sublime taste of St-Germain hints at each of these and yet none of them exactly. It is a flavor as subtle and delicate as it is captivating. A little like asking a hummingbird to describe the flavor of its favorite nectar. Très curieux indeed, n'est-ce pas?" http://www.stgermain.fr/story.php

Now, I don't think Single Brothers uses St-Germain, but that's okay, this quote describes the subtleties of the taste pretty darn well. Kind of like Parker Posey... she hints at different "flavors" and is yet none of them exactly, a flavor as subtle and delicate as it is captivating! Like Parker Posey, this drink is also very pretty and yet slightly bizarre with a twist of elegance. 
If fancy drinks aren't your thing, you can always get a good ol' can of Schlitz for $2! 

Friday, June 11, 2010

6th and Vine: Baked Brie and Martini

My favorite dish 6th and Vine Wine Bar and Cafe. Baked brie!
I also recommend the Trade Street Tini: kahlua, Godiva chocolate, stoli vanilla & a shot of espresso
-Contributed by Kristi M.

Thursday, June 10, 2010

Tate's Craft Cocktails: Small Plates

One of the great things about Tates Craft Cocktails is their small plates. Pictured is fresh goat cheese with a black olive tapenade under olive oil.
-Contributed by Carla H.