RED YETI
256 Spring St. | Jeffersonville | RedYetiJeff.com
Red Yeti feels they operate the smallest brewery in the world, a
real microbrewery if you will. Actually, they don’t but say it feels
that way. Located in historic downtown Jeffersonville, Red Yeti
is a popular stop and a great place to grab a hearty meal and
sample some of the best beers in the region including their own.
Red Yeti also serves a mean cocktail.
Two cocktails on their current menu stood out to us and we
wanted to share.
THE FALL FASHION is an old fashioned made with clove syrup
with a toasted orange peel. This drink is served on Thursdays
this season.
MEXICAN HOT
CHOCOLATE
XMAS IN THE TROPICS is a spiced rum and maple syrup sour that
is shaken and served with a lemon spiral. It is served on Fridays.
Red Yeti only accepts reservations for parties of 10 or more.
THE EXCHANGE PUB AND KITCHEN
118 W. Main St. | New Albany | ExchangeForFood.com
The Exchange has created two signature holiday cocktails this
season. Matt Simpson of Brand Hospitality Group works with
both The Exchange and Brooklyn and the Butcher. He shares the
signature drinks that will warm cold revelers this holiday season.
“The Exchange Pub + Kitchen prides itself on using fresh, seasonal
ingredients for both its food and beverage recipes,” says Simpson.
“For the holidays, it was important for us to be able to offer
something to our guests that speaks to our vision, while at the
same time, having a bit of fun with the winter seasons offerings.”
The two drinks are both new takes on classics.
The EXCHANGE EGGNOG is a blend of savory nutmeg and sharp
allspice dram and Old Forester.
“These flavors balance perfectly with our signature bottle of The
Exchange Old Forester Single Barrel. It’s unique, and yet familiar
at the same time,” says Simpson.
The other cocktail is a hot chocolate. The MEXICAN HOT
CHOCOLATE is a blend of smooth, rich house made hot
chocolate blended with El Jimador tequila and molé bitters.
XMAS IN
THE TROPICS
“It’s a drink that will warm up guests and make them feel nice and
cozy on a cold winter day,” said Simpson.
The Exchange is a popular downtown destination. It’s best to call
ahead or make a reservation through OpenTable, which can be
accessed from The Exchange website.
On this side of the river, we’re not only SoIN,
we’re the best place to eat, drink and shop.
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