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Tweetup in NYC Tomorrow with Vl’s la Mala, @LizzWinstead y @LizaSabater
10:47 am By Maegan La Mala · drink|Events|Food|VivirLatino · 1 Comment
31 Aug 2010
I am pleased to be co-hosting with the publisher of Culture Kitchen y Daily Gotham Liza Sabater and Lizz Winstead, stand-up goddess, pundit slayer & co-creator of The Daily Show a tweetup tomorrow night in NYC.
The dirty deets:
Time – 7 pm to 10 pm
The Place – KUSH Lounge, 191 Chrystie Street New York, NY
(212) 677-7328
Half-priced drinks from 7-10 are on you (feel free to buy la Mala a few). Light munchies are on us
Let us know if you are gonna come through so we can plan properly.
Drink and Tweet with VivirLatino During His Immigration Speech This Morning
6:00 am By Maegan La Mala · drink|Immigration|Obama · 2 Comments
1 Jul 2010It may seem a little too early for drinking but I have a feeling we may need to in order to get through President Obama’s speech on immigration today.
I have been reading many rumors and speculation about what Obama will say, I suspect it will be more of the same with a little added enforcement language to try and lure in the Republicans.
Regardless, you too can watch it follow our live tweet and drink with us gracias a some of the DREAMers…
Hugo Chavez Says “Drink Your Juice, Support Iran”
7:03 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · drink|Health|Internet|Latin America|media justice|society|Venezuela · Comments Off
22 Jun 2009Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez continues his quest to drive the population towards consumption of local goods and, like a good marketer, he’s telling his people to set down their Coca Cola and pick up a new grape juice product called Juvita. On Chavez’s weekly TV show this past weekend, the message rang like a late-night informercial: Juvita means eternal youth, Coke means evil. From Reuters TV transcripts:
“It is a soft drink that is healthy, nutritious, here it is, its called Juvita. To maintain eternal youth, Juvita. Drink Juvita. Be young eternally instead of drinking that soft drink that, I don’t know, coca, I don’t know, cola, I don’t know what. Drink Juvita. Let’s taste it to see, to stay young eternally. You fathers and the mothers, encourage all parents to drink Juvita.” CHAVEZ BEGINS TO DRINK FROM BOTTLE OF JUVITA SOFT DRINK, SAYING: “Let’s see. Ah, eternal youth. Drink Juvita. How tasty. Did you all try?”
Getting Latin Americans to put down Coca-Cola is a mission impossible. Kind of like getting people in América Latina to give up corn-based products. Not gonna happen. Read more…
Miercoles Mixology Featuring Rosangel Gran Centenario Reposado Tequila
9:41 am By Maegan la Mamita Mala · drink|Marketing · Comments Off
17 Jun 2009
Most “hombres” wouldn’t go near pink colored tequila, pero since quizas porque I’m a mujer or maybe I’m just a sucker for free alcohol, I accepted Gran Centenario‘s offer to try their new Rosangel tequila infused with hibiscus.
It wasn’t the pink that interested me actually. I’m more of a wine drinker than anything else and if I have to go with something harder I lean towards rum. What had me curious was the addition of the hibiscus. Hisbiscus aka Jamaica. In my immigrant hood, you know it’s summer when the Mexican markets put out their huge jugs of aguas frescas and my favorite is aua de jamaica.
Rosangel Gran Centenario Reposado Tequila isn’t sweet pero the hibiscus makes it’s flavor smooth. I’m not a huge tequila drinker pero I found that making frozen margaritas with it made me and others happy with the subtle hibiscus sabor.
Rosangel Gran Centenario Reposado Tequila is clearly being marketed to women who maybe would like to do pink shots or drink a pink cocktail, pero for those of us that stay away from mujer marketed products, the sabor is fuerte enough to join your summer bar.
You can learn more about Rosangel Gran Centenario Reposado Tequila at it’s official site. (It plays music so if you’re at work turn down the volume or put your headphones on)
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