Eureka is the signature cocktail of the Lawn Club, served onboard the Celebrity Solstice & Equinox ships served in the Sunset Bar. The bar is located in the back of the ship and offers comfortable seating, music and an amazing view! This drink had a unique taste & was very refreshing.

Ingredients:

1.5 ounce Bombay Sapphire Gin
.5 ounce of Triple Sec
5 ounces of white Ocean Spray cranberry juice
3 fresh bay leaves
4 1/2 inch cubes of fresh cucumber

Preparation:

Put the cucumber and basil leave at the bottom of a cocktail shaker.
Add the remaining ingredients & ice.
Shake & pour into a highball glass
Garnish with a wedge of cucumber.

Enjoy!

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The brewers at Samuel Adams are proud to introduce their newest seasonal variety pack, the Samuel Adams(R) Harvest Collection, featuring six distinct craft beers and including a new style; Samuel Adams(R) Dunkelweizen, available exclusively in the Harvest Collection pack. The Harvest Collection offers beer lovers a selection of unique craft beer styles reflective of the fall season that provide quality and full-flavor for the cooler days of autumn. The versatility of these brews make it a must-have for entertaining occasions throughout autumn.  

“By offering a seasonal variety pack like the Samuel Adams Harvest Collection, drinkers have the opportunity to taste and enjoy six unique craft beer styles.”

Dunkelweizen translates to “dark wheat” and is a traditional German ale brewed as a darker and stronger version of the Bavarian Weissbier from the 15(th) century. Samuel Adams Dunkelweizen is a unique, authentic representation of this beer style with a complex flavor and crisp finish. Dark amber-brown in color, this unfiltered ale is brewed with traditional Bavarian yeast, which imparts a wide spectrum of flavors and aromas from spicy clove and nutmeg to tropical fruits and banana.

The Samuel Adams Harvest Collection Variety Pack will be available nationwide beginning this month, for a suggested retail price of $13.99-$15.99. The other five full-flavored craft beers in the 12-pack collection are:

Samuel Adams Boston Lager(R) was first brewed in Jim Koch’s kitchen in 1984. This beer helped lead a beer renaissance in America by reviving a passion for full-bodied brews that are robust and rich in character. This beautiful, deep amber color lager is brewed using only the four classic beer ingredients and centuries old brewing methods.

Samuel Adams((R)) OctoberFest is brewed to celebrate the arrival of autumn. The first thing you notice when pouring a glass of this seasonal beer is the color. Samuel Adams OctoberFest has a rich, deep golden amber hue, which itself is reflective of the season. This hearty lager is rich with a blend of four malts – Harrington, Caramel, Munich, and Moravian – to create a delicious harmony of sweet flavors. The sweetness is balanced by the elegant bitterness imparted by the hand-selected Bavarian Noble hops.

Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat(R) is a tangy, refreshing beer that is light on the palate and long on complexity. Combining Michigan cherries with a generous portion of wheat malt produces a bright, lively ale with a crisp finish. A small amount of honey enhances the natural sweetness of the fresh cherries.

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THE BOSTON BEER COMPANY BACKGROUND:

The Boston Beer Company began in 1984 with a generations-old family recipe that Founder and Brewer Jim Koch uncovered in his father’s attic. After bringing the recipe to life in his kitchen, Jim brought it to bars in Boston with the belief that drinkers would appreciate a complex, full-flavored beer, brewed fresh in America. That beer was Samuel Adams Boston Lager(R), and it helped catalyze what became known as the American craft beer revolution.

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If you have ever sailed with Celebrity Cruises, you know the martini bars are a favorite hang out. 

Celebrity recently shared this Raspberry Lemonade Martini recipe on their Facebook page.

3 oz Bacardi Limon
1 oz Chambord
Topped with sweet and sour mix
Pour all ingredients into a Boston shaker filled up with ice
Shake it thoroughly
Strain into a chilled martini glass
Garnish with fresh raspberry

Enjoy!

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