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Home » Revel Room

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Posted inBlogs

How to make a beer cocktail

by Julia Thiel March 31, 2017August 18, 2021

Challenged to create a cocktail with Off Color Brewing’s Troublesome beer, Nicole Brudd of the Revel Room makes a savory, smoky drink.

Posted inBlogs

In holiday spirits at the Revel Room

by Sam Worley November 26, 2013August 19, 2021

Around the corner from the Violet Hour, a new craft-cocktail bar serves thoughtful, nuanced drinks.

Chum Guzzler
Posted inFood & Drink

Cocktail Challenge: Sardines

by Kate Schmidt November 7, 2013August 19, 2021

Rachael Smith of Bar DeVille “doubles down on fish” in a pink-and-blue margarita.

Cheez Whiz Bloody Scotsman
Posted inFood & Drink

Cocktail Challenge: Cheez Whiz

by Kate Schmidt October 24, 2013August 19, 2021

Challenged with Cheez Whiz, the Revel Room’s Robbie Guevara riffs on a Bloody Mary—with scotch.

The mise en place for the cocktail Get Out of My Dreams, Get Into My Whip
Posted inFood & Drink

Cocktail Challenge: Miracle Whip

by Kate Schmidt October 11, 2013August 19, 2021

Nick Ostapczuk of Bangers & Lace adds a dollop of Miracle Whip to the classic gin fizz—without spoiling it.

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