Author: Served Neat
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Holiday Gifting Guide: Unwrap the Season’s Best Whiskey, Spirits & Gift Bundles
It’s officially gifting season! At Served Neat, that means beautifully boxed spirits, limited-edition releases, and curated bundles that make your shopping list feel easy, intentional, and stress-free. Whether you’re selecting something meaningful for a spouse, a crowd-pleasing pick for family gatherings, a fun surprise for friends, or a polished gift for clients and colleagues, the…
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The Best Bourbons for Entertaining and Holiday Gatherings
As the weather cools and the holiday season begins, few things bring people together like a glass of well-chosen bourbon. Whether you’re hosting a festive dinner or cozying up by the fire, the right bottle can turn any evening into a celebration. This month, Served Neat’s Thirsty Thursdays and other sale events feature full-bodied bourbons…
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Spirited Sweetness: Bourbon-Infused Icing for the Fall and the Holidays
The air is crisp, the leaves are colorful, and the scent of cinnamon and vanilla is starting to fill kitchens everywhere…it’s officially baking season. And what better way to celebrate fall than by giving your favorite desserts a spirited twist? This bourbon-infused icing brings the warmth of whiskey to your holiday table, turning ordinary cakes,…
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Cheers to Autumn: The Top 5 Whiskey Cocktails for Fall
As the temperature drops and the scent of firewood fills the air, fall invites us to slow down, savor, and sip something truly special. For whiskey lovers, this season is a symphony of rich, warming flavors (maple, apple, pumpkin, pear, spice, and smoke) all perfectly in tune with bourbon’s natural caramel and vanilla notes. Whether…
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Red October: Where Bourbon Meets Baseball Glory in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, fall means one thing: Red October. It’s not just the turning of leaves or the cooling air, it’s the surge of passion as the city rallies behind the Phillies in their postseason run. The name “Red October” has become synonymous with October baseball in Philly, and it’s no longer just a sports tradition.…