Death in the Afternoon is a absinthe based Champagne Cocktail create by Ernest Hemingway. In his typically modest fashion, Papa named the drink after his novel of the same name.
The recipe was Hemingway’s submission to the 1935 book So Red the Nose, or, Breath in the Afternoon. According to the anthology, Hemingway devised the specs along with three officers of the HMS Danae during a rescue at sea.
Hemingway advised readers to “Drink three to five of these slowly,” but his editor cautioned that “After six of these cocktails, The Sun Also Rises.”
The deportation was no surprise for the convicted felon who has been in the US without a visa since 2003. In fact, during a November 2020 hearing, Kurniwan’s lawyer Jerry Mooney argued that his client should be allowed to upgrade to first class. “They’ll give him the worse seat on the plane,” Mooney pleaded with the judge.
Longo’s creation is a sleek platform populated by a sprawling collection of video tutorials tackling all aspects of elevating one’s bartending craft to an art.
“I want to help get people safely back into our restaurants, bars and hotels. This is an industry close to my heart and one who normally gives all of us so much support year-round. These people need our help and support to get back in business,” said Johnson in a release. “Let’s go help them out, enjoy some amazing drinks and food and say thank you for all they do. And let everyone know that The Guac’s on The Rock!”