"Yeah Buddy!"
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Vino Etc. - The Best Time......EVER
Excellent Wines Over 40 Beers Over 240 Bourbons Great Live Entertainment Pedal Tavern Wine Club Bourbon Club 120 E. Wisconsin Ave Oconomowoc, WI 53066 Phone: (262) 244 7019 Send us a message, give us your opinion... E-mail: vinoetc@gmail.com |
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Hey friends with the purchase of our new establishment, The Etcetera, we need to add to our already amazing staff.
Hiring for the following:
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Vino Etc. is the hottest bar in Oconomowoc.
Drink specials, California and Old World wines, over 240 bourbon whiskies, more than 40 beers and the best live entertainment in lake country.
Drink specials, California and Old World wines, over 240 bourbon whiskies, more than 40 beers and the best live entertainment in lake country.
Check out our Facebook page for daily specials and events and follow us on Instagram!
Reds and Whites - Two bottles every month.
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Brian Borkowski and the peddle tavern
Pedal Tavern - "Yeah Buddy"
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Craft, Ryes, high-proof, mixology. One bottle every 60 days.
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Check out this radio interview from March, 2020
I think Brian had owned the place for about 15 months so we were still making alot of it up as we went along. Good times.
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How We Choose Wine.The viticultural libation is as timeless as love and life. The Romans did it. Indeed, Roman soldiers were required to drink a minimum of one liter of wine per day. The Greeks invented the god of wine, Dionysus and Jesus made wine from water.
Like water, wine is a global constant and the altered consciousness achieved by consumption has been considered religious since its origin. I think the mass consumption of wine traces back to medieval urban areas and the lack of clean water. Wine is safe. Read the rest here. |
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Aged At SeaI know you might be thinking, ‘aging bourbon on a ship is a marketing ploy.' But it's not, it isn’t even original. The folks at Jefferson take bourbon aged for 8 years and roll them on ships to travel the world for three years. The idea sparked when the team was drinking bourbon onboard a ship back in the day. They noticed how the liquid sloshed back and forth in glasses; how would this work while in barrels?
Read the post, here. |