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Drinking With The Saints

065 - Lingering Questions About the Magi & Dueling Cocktails

Drinking With The Saints

In this post-Epiphany episode, Mike and Alexandra discuss: * Each comes up with a drink to represent the three gifts of the Magi. Which will turn out better? * Mike has some lingering questions about the Magi * The Epiphany blessing and chalking Drink of the Week #1: Mike’s Original Epiphany Cocktail Golden Cinnamon Schnapps White Rum Grapefruit Bitters Combine ingredients in a shaker full of ice. Shake 40 times. Strain into a cocktail glass. Drink of the Week #2: Alexandra’s Original Epiphany Cocktail Fig Jam ½ of a clementine orange 2 oz Bourbon Cardamom Bitters  Muddle the orange. Combine jam, orange, and bourbon in a shaker without ice. Dry shake 40 times. Add bitters, then add ice, and shake with star anise. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with anise. Join Us on Pilgrimage! June 2025 "Liturgical Living Along the Rhine River" through the Netherlands, Germany, and France. SEE FULL DETAILS HERE AND MORE CRUISE DETAILS HERE - - - - - “Stay with us O Lord because it is getting toward evening. Bless our drinks and our conversation. Amen” Find more at: https://drinkingwiththesaints.com/ Instagram @drinkingsaints Produced by Back Row Media  backrow.fm Instagram @backrowmedia Find the Books: Drinking with the Saints  Drinking with St. Nick Drinking with Your Patron Saints Why We Kiss Under the Mistletoe: Christmas Traditions Explained Dining with the Saints Lost in Translation: Meditating on the Orations of the Traditional Roman Rite

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About Podcast

Mix the Bartender’s Guide and Lives of the Saints, shake well, and garnish with good cheer!

Join Michael and Alexandra Foley each week as they look at a feast day from that week's calendar, discuss that saint's life, and mix a cocktail appropriate for remembering and celebrating that saint, all while mixing in plenty of fun and good humor.

Drinking with the Saints is a concoction that both sinner and saint will savor.