Navigating Mexico: Dry Laws
These practices have obviously been around long before Amazon and Walmart on line, so I guess there are some workarounds
Read moreTag Archives: alcohol
Champagne Pop-Up Blushes with Rose-Colored Bubbles
Unlike rosé wines, which are made from red grapes that have been crushed with their skins being allowed to be in contact with the juice for a limited time, pink champagnes are made by adding small amounts of red wine to a white wine base
Read moreSince You Asked…
Need some solid advice on contemporary lifestyle issues? Just ask Caroline
Read moreUN: Methamphetamine Use Skyrockets in Mexico
By MARK LORENZANA Drug treatments in Mexico for methamphetamine use have already outnumbered those for alcohol, showing a sharp rise of the synthetic drug throughout the country, warned the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). In its World Drug Report 2022, which was presented at the international level on Monday, June 27, the agency revealed that the use
Read moreThe Art of Mixology: From Ice King to Modern Cocktails
PUBLIFIX Nothing sums up the perfect hospitality experience like a cocktail. Whether it’s sipping a tropical Piña Colada on a beach in Mexico, or nursing a rustic Old Fashioned in Aspen. The perfectly blended flavors and ingredients all combine together to create an unforgettable experience that you won’t soon forget. But contrary to popular belief, the history of mixology actually
Read moreTrending Beauty (What’s New, What Works)
Take to the Skies By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS The year is finally wrapping up and its time to forget about work and worries, log off your computer and give yourself some much-needed vacation time. With most of us now fully vaccinated against covid-19 and travel restrictions easing both inside Mexico and worldwide, pack up and head out for a holiday adventure.
Read moreMexico News Roundup
By RICARDO CASTILLO No Lupe-Reyes Reveling The good news is that on Friday, Dec. 11, Mexico approved the Pfizer-BioNTech labs covid vaccine and will soon begin administering it to health workers and the nation’s most vulnerable. But while this may mean light at the end of the tunnel, for Mexican Virgin of Guadalupe (Lupe) worshipers, it did not come soon
Read moreThe Earthy Wines of Priorat
By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS It wasn’t that long ago that the wines from Spain’s remote, rocky region of Priorat were known more for their harsh, minerally taste and high alcohol content than for the multifaceted structure and earthy bouquets of leather, violets, blackberries and dried herbs. In fact, for decades, the region’s bodegas were best known for their bulk wine grapes
Read more17 Die from Bootleg Booze in Puebla
XINHUA Seventeen people were killed after drinking adulterated alcohol in Mexico’s central-eastern state of Puebla, local authorities said on Tuesday, May 12. The victims died in the municipality of Chiconcuautla, a town located about 200 kilometers northeast of the nation’s capital, Mexico City. The city council declared a health emergency following the incident, saying local authorities have launched an investigation
Read moreNew England in a Nutshell: The Islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard
