From the bartender’s corner: Cadillac Sidecar
This is a derivative of the original sidecar in that you use Grand Marnier as the oranger liqueur. Now the other ingredient is of course Cognac and Grand Marnier has some Cognac in it. So, a bit of sugar syrup takes the edge off too much cognac-y taste.
Cognac, lemon juice, Grand Marnier and a splash of simple syrup.
I believe the “Cadillac” name comes from Grand Marnier being referred to as “GM” which also stands for General Motors who are the manufacturers of Cadillac cars. A bit corny, if you ask me.

Barista’s corner: Coffee from country #8 – Brazil
From the bartender’s corner – Cactus Spritz
My coffee art can stand some improvement
Coffee from country #7: Honduras
Polish spellings – a spellcheck’s worst nightmare!
In Polish, I think, attending to details is referred to as “crossing your ‘l’s and hooking your ‘c’s”. Also if you are ever stuck trying to remember the spelling of a Polish word, you can put in a “w”. More likely than not you will be right. And if you ever get to a “c”, without fear or favor, put down a “z” immediately.







