Cocktail and Song – the Consummate Couple

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August 12th: Cocktail and Song – the Consummate Couple

With Bill deTurk

Presented by the Museum of the American Cocktail, SoBou Restaurant, and the SoFAB Institute

Monday, August 12th
doors at 5:00 PM, seminar begins at 5:30
at SoBou Restaurant, 310 Chartres St.
$35 per person, 20% discount for SoFAB and MOTAC Members

 

There has been both music and booze since the beginning of recorded time. One of the earliest known recipes of any kind is for something more or less like beer and dates back thousands of years to ancient Sumeria.  To date, no recordings have been found from that time period… but Bill deTurk is pretty sure that people were banging or blowing and making some kind of “music” then as well.

 

This tradition of celebrating, or simply experiencing, life with the combination of music and cocktails continues to this day.  For this evening’s symposium, we will experience and extol the everlasting connection between great songs and timeless cocktails.

 

The event will be held at SoBou, located in the W New Orleans – French Quarter. For $35 (MOTAC and SOFAB members receive a 20% discount), guests will enjoy bites from SoBou along with the cocktails. Be sure to purchase your tickets in advance — seating is limited and we can’t guarantee that there will be space for you if you try to purchase your ticket at the door!

 

More about Bill deTurk

100_0341e (1)Spending over 20 years professionally in the spirit world, the planets’ only Master Intoxicoligist has won numerous cocktail and brewfest awards, created several signature cocktails, been featured on myriad websites, and has made a plethora of appearances as a cocktail consultant and seminar presenter.  Bill deTurk is the creator of the Gambit-ini, the official cocktail of New Orleans’ alternative newspaper.  Recently voted one of the Top 140 Characters of New Orleans, Bill is a columnist writing regularly about Music and Booze for Louisiana Kitchen & Culture magazine as well as working on an update to his cocktail companion book, The Big Easy Bartending