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We recently had some friends over for a card game and somehow got onto the topic of a road trip through the Upper Peninsula and all the cool places to check out there. We got the usual suspects like the Great Lake Shipwreck Museum, Soo Locks, Kitch-iti-Kipi, and Tahquamenon Falls. And if you are up for more adventure, you can head further west to the Porcupine Mountains, Keweenaw Peninsula mine tours, Black River National Scenic Byway, and of course, Isle Royale. Then, the chat took a fun turn. We started discussing what towns and spots we would hit up for… Read More »

On March 5, National Absinthe Day invites us to revel in the allure of the famed “green fairy.” Originating in 18th-century Switzerland, absinthe gained prominence in early 20th-century France, particularly among artists and writers. Today, the drink exudes a captivating mystique, firmly embedded in bohemian culture, making it an enchanting choice for celebration. Absinthe is a highly alcoholic spirit known for its distinct green color and anise flavor. It typically has a high alcohol content, usually ranging from 45% to 74% ABV (alcohol by volume). The drink is renowned for its historical association with bohemian and artistic movements. The key… Read More »

March 3rd is celebrated as National Mulled Wine Day, a heartwarming occasion that honors the tradition of mulled wine, a drink that has been warming the hearts and souls of people for generations. This day is a delightful celebration of savoring warm delight and offering a cozy way to unwind and enjoy the essence of chilly days. Despite mulled wine being most popular during the Christmas season, National Mulled Wine Day on March 3rd is a special opportunity to appreciate this comforting beverage across the U.S. Mulled Wine Unveiled: A Cozy Tale of Spiced Elixirs As winter’s chill settles in… Read More »

Unveiling the Hidden Tales of Irish Whiskey: A Spirited Journey Beyond the Ordinary In the heart of Ireland, where emerald landscapes meet the whispers of ancient tales, a spirit has been weaving its own rich narrative for over eight centuries. As the amber elixir known as Irish whiskey dances in glasses across the globe, there’s more to this liquid gold than meets the eye. Let’s embark on a journey beyond the conventional, unearthing the lesser-known facets of Irish whiskey that often escape the spotlight. Irish Whiskey holds a rich history that intertwines with Ireland’s culture and traditions, making it more… Read More »

March 3rd is celebrated as National Moscow Mule Day, where people can enjoy the classic cocktail made with vodka. This day is dedicated to appreciating and savoring this refreshing drink. It is observed annually in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, providing an opportunity to indulge in this popular vodka-based cocktail. The Moscow Mule Chronicles: Beyond the Copper Cups In the dimly lit corner of a 1940s Los Angeles bar, three unlikely companions—vodka, ginger beer, and a squeeze of lime came together. Little did they know this clandestine meeting would birth the legendary Moscow Mule. As we embark… Read More »

We observe Plan a Solo Vacation Day on March 1 annually. It presents a chance to break away from your routine and embark on a fresh adventure. Consider it as ticking off an item from your bucket list. No need to coordinate with friends or seek travel companions; just pack your bags and catch a flight away from your everyday life. This day serves as a reminder that impromptu solo trips often turn into the most unforgettable experiences. Once upon a time, solo travel was a rarity, but today it is a growing trend that offers unique experiences and opportunities… Read More »