Dark Door Spirits Has The Mother’s Day Goods
Dark Door Spirits in Tampa, FL knows exactly what mom want’s for Mother’s Day (other than an opportunity to sleep in undisturbed).
Booze. Glorious booze.
Dark Door Spirits is known for their unique spins on classic spirits such as whiskey, gin, and vodka. And now they’re brining some of that fun uniqueness to Mother’s Day with two limited time options that are sure to make mom’s special day memorable.
First, they’re doing pre-order only Mother’s Day cocktail kits. These kits are loaded with delicious goodies that are sure to give mom a kickstart to what is sure to be a great day!
The cocktail kit comes with a cocktail card for a vanilla ginger collins so you don’t have to do any guesswork.
It also comes with a bottle of their delicious lavender gin, Root 23 vanilla ginger simple syrup, lemon garnish, and ice mold, hand sanitizer for an easy clean up, and two club soda’s for the inevitable extra cocktails she’s going to ask you to mix after trying the first one.
The nice thing about these kits is that they include extra gin, syrup, and a permanent ice mold for mom to keep using so they can experiment mixing different cocktails for drinks and drinks to come.
If you’re looking to grab this awesome gift for your mom (or if you’re deciding to treat yourself) by clicking here.
The second thing they have is an awesome Mother’s Day perfume making class.
Perfume making and spirits distillation actually have a lot in common. We got the process of distilling spirits by observing how perfume was made by distilling the water out of alembic stills filled with things like flowers to concentrate their scent.
It is in that spirit that you can go enjoy some delicious drinks and make a scent you love!
The seats for the classes are limited, so make sure you grab your tickets by clicking here so you don’t miss out!
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Greg Sinadinos started his spirits journey writing a whiskey periodical for Fine Tobacco NYC Magazine. He began answering review requests under a social media page he named “Whiskey Culture,” which quickly merged with Greg’s passion for connecting with others and his interest in history.
Today, Greg travels the country not just looking for great whiskey, but also exploring the history and individuals that the whiskey community is founded upon. He has authored “Whiskey History From Around The World” and is the host of “The Rickhouse” web series.
