New word needed
As may be apparent from the name of this website, I love making up new words. But I'm stumped.
Last night a group of friends and I hit Beretta (making this my sixth visit in three weeks, I have a problem) and sampled 13 of the drinks over two rounds. What made it fun is that nobody owned any one drink- we all shared everything, except for Jamie who hogged the Rangoon Gin Cobbler and Marshall of Tailor in NYC, who was the bottleneck in our cocktail-passing circle.
Then we realized we only had four drinks to go to try all 17 cocktails on the menu, so we ordered more. Project!
So now I need a word or phrase that describes having every drink on the menu in one night- the cocktail menu equivalent of a triple crown or marathon or Iron Man.
Suggestions?
Last night a group of friends and I hit Beretta (making this my sixth visit in three weeks, I have a problem) and sampled 13 of the drinks over two rounds. What made it fun is that nobody owned any one drink- we all shared everything, except for Jamie who hogged the Rangoon Gin Cobbler and Marshall of Tailor in NYC, who was the bottleneck in our cocktail-passing circle.
Then we realized we only had four drinks to go to try all 17 cocktails on the menu, so we ordered more. Project!
So now I need a word or phrase that describes having every drink on the menu in one night- the cocktail menu equivalent of a triple crown or marathon or Iron Man.
Suggestions?
Labels: bars, NewYork, SanFrancisco
posted by camper at 1:50 PM
9 Comments:
Back when I was in university having every beverage at the cafeteria was a 21-gun salute.
Cocktathalon?
Or does that sound dirty?
Haha!
Well, if you'd drunk them all yourself, I'd be impressed.
Just sounds more like a good night out to me...
I have always been a fan of 'Once around the Park.'
God bless you Camper. I hope this is the start of a new trend.
Thorough Quality Control
I was gonna say cocktailathon, but I thought that's too dirty, better shorten it to cockathon, or tailathon.
lol
Trying three or more glasses of wine (or food or cocktails, for that matter) is called a "flight."
In golf, a team scoring method where the strokes of several players contribute to the final score is called a "Texas Scramble."
Writing here from Houston (where we do everything in a big way), your cocktail adventure sure sounds like a "Texas Flight."
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