Just in time for New Year’s Eve, The King’s Ginger Holiday Cocktail Competition winner Michael Jack Pazdon of Solbar explains his winning cocktail and his use of The King’s Ginger on CineVine.com. Ben Morrison, of both Punk’d and Mutineer fame, makes a surprise appearance that adds little to the experience but somehow adds a giggly glow to the video.
Big props to the talented Christopher Eldridge, aka The Dridge, for putting this video together.
Only a few days are left to enter in the Mutineer Magazine Hangover II giveaway! Mutineer Magazine and Warner Bros. are giving away a 32″ flat screen TV and 10 copies of The Hangover Part II. Entering to win is easy.
1) If you haven’t already, visit us on Facebook and like us.
2) Subscribe or renew your subscription to Mutineer Magazine by 11:59PM PST December 31 2011.*
- * Anyone who subscribed or renewed since November 1st will be automatically entered into the contest.
- Only open to U.S. residents.
- Winners will be selected at random.
- Winners to be announced shortly after contest deadline.
What would you do or trade for a year’s supply of beer? Would you tattoo a giant red bronco on your back or fork over your precious taxidermy water buffalo? Prove it at The Black Star Barter on February 4th, 2012 in Whitefish, Montana!
If you can’t afford to make it out to Whitefish, you also have the chance to win a trip to The Black Star Barter for a chance to compete head to head for a year’s supply of Black Star beer. Heck yes.
To enter is easy. Enter a photo or video of what you’d do or trade- any beer-worthy object or talent- for a year’s supply of Black Star, get a lot of votes and win a trip to compete in the official Black Star Barter! Hosted at the Great Northern Brewery, home of Black Star Beer in Whitefish, MT on February 4th, 2012, you’ll compete head to head for a year’s supply of beer.
If the judges choose you as the ultimate barterer you’ll be walking away with 365 days of pure liquid gold; the greatest prize ever conceived by man, beer.
For last year’s Black Star Barter, we predicted “…buffalos, live or stuffed, preferably stuffed for safety’s sake, the world’s largest burrito, and people claiming to be able to sneeze with their eyes open, but don’t take our word for it, go and see for yourself. Mutineer Editor in Chief Alan Kropf has already started the bartering with tots. Tater tots. Good luck beating that.”
Unfortunately, Alan’s tots didn’t cut the mustard but we hear the rest of our predictions came true as sacrificial offerings for a year’s worth of free beer. Speaking of sacrificial offerings, this year, Mutineer Alan is offering up “one kitten.” The rest of Team Mutineer isn’t quite sure what that means, but it’s sure to be interesting.
To enter, visit facebook.com/blackstarbeer.
Mutineer Magazine and Warner Bros. are giving away a 32″ flat screen TV and 10 copies of The Hangover Part II. Entering to win is easy.
1) If you haven’t already, visit us on Facebook and like us.
2) Subscribe or renew your subscription to Mutineer Magazine by 11:59PM PST December 31 2011.*
- * Anyone who subscribed or renewed since November 1st will be automatically entered into the contest.
- Only open to U.S. residents.
- Winners will be selected at random.
- Winners to be announced shortly after contest deadline.
Want to win a free subscription to Mutineer Magazine? It’s never been easier thanks to No.3 Gin.
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As many of you may know, Mutineer Magazine is sponsoring this year’s CANFEST and we are happy to announce that the voting for the 2011 CANFEST Blogger Contest is open. Beer bloggers were simply asked to author a blog creatively stating why they deserved to go to CANFEST. The blogs would then be voted on and the winner would get flown to CANFEST and be put up for the weekend. Too easy! Well, here are this year’s contestants and their blog entries.
Voting ends Friday September 23! To vote, visit this website and choose your favorite. You can only vote once, so choose wisely.
To all of the contestants, best of luck!
Want to win a trip to Australia? It’s never been easier. All you have to do is submit a name for Mollydooker’s newest wine and you might find yourself on a flight to down under, where there have been rumors of sightings of Mutineer Magazine’s Alan Kropf in recent months.
See below for more information on the Mollydooker contest.
McLaren Vale, Australia, August 1, 2011— What’s in a name? You tell us. Mollydooker, the fun-filled Australian winery, is on a worldwide search for the perfect name for its newest wine. The winning name will forever be displayed on the label of their new Sparkling Shiraz and will become part of the flavorful family of award winning Mollydooker wines.
“Four years ago we asked our friends to help us name our charity wine”, said Sarah Marquis, who with her husband Sparky, founded Mollydooker. “The winners (who suggested ‘Sip it Forward’) came to our USA release parties as our guests, and we all had a ball.”
“This time we want to make it even more special, so we are opening the contest up world wide, and we will fly the winner and a guest to visit us at the winery in Australia.”
“The new wine is going to be a partner to The Boxer Shiraz, which is our most popular wine,” explained Sarah. “We have kept a tankful of Boxer at the winery, and we will be re-fermenting it to make a Sparkling Shiraz. At $25 it is going to be lots of fun – a wine full of rich, long lasting fruit flavors and tiny fizzy bubbles. We see it as an ideal companion for a party, a BBQ, or any kind of celebration. All we are missing is the name, and we are asking for help with that.”
“We are really looking forward to bringing the winners to Australia,” added Sparky, “we’ll be taking them through the winery and showing them how we make the wine, and they will get to walk in the vineyards where the wine they named was grown. If they come during harvest, they will even be able to sit under the gum trees with us, hand crushing grapes and tasting the juices, and helping us decide when to pick. We live in a beautiful part of the world, and we are looking forward to sharing it with them.”
Contestants can find the guidelines and enter their name suggestions online at online, the contest closes on September 4, 2011 and the winner will be announced on September 15, 2011 (International Mollydooker Day) at the Mollydooker Winemaker’s Dinner at the Palomar Hotel, Washington D.C.
Do you drink more rum than Jack Sparrow? Is it your life’s mission to dress in Tommy Bahama duds and visit tropical locations discussing the finer points of mojito versus daiquiri? Does the idea of adding Rum Ambassador to your resume get you all giddy?
Then this could be your ideal job, with a $50,000 purse to boot. Tommy Bahama’s is looking for a Rumologist to design a rum program for their 14 worldwide locations, wardrobe included. Apply now! Or at least watch this video linked below (since I know you don’t want to read the fine print). There may or may not be a mix off required.
“This is an amazing opportunity for someone to not only take their career to the next level, but to experience the Tommy Bahama way-of-life,” explains Goldberg. “Our goal with this search is to not only find the world’s first Tommy Bahama Rumologist; it is to also introduce thousands of people to the Tommy Bahama island-inspired lifestyle. Career-building opportunities are tough to come by these days, and we believe we’ve created the most exciting consultant position in the world. We can’t wait to discover our first Rumologist.”
PS I will expect you to swizzle me something at the Wailea Tommy Bahama’s if you get this job.
See the press release below for all the details:
Do you know the difference between a swizzle and a shrubb? Do you dream of Mojito’s? If so, Tommy Bahama has an opportunity for you! Tommy Bahama is excited to announce the search for the first-ever Tommy Bahama Rumologist™. We’ve created the most exciting consulting position in the world and we are scouring the country for the most qualified person to represent Tommy Bahama as our official Rumologist – sharing our passion for rum with the world! The Rumologist will win $50,000 and be an ambassador traveling the United States, speaking, educating, and experimenting with all things related to rum! We’re looking for someone who knows the history, how it’s mixed, how it pairs with food – and who loves to share that knowledge. Tommy Bahama is looking for bartenders, mixologists, and anyone that believes they can hold and honor the title. The contest application can be found on the Tommy Bahama Facebook page. Participants will be asked to send a short video (45-60 seconds) declaring their candidacy and explain why they should be chosen. The Rumologist will be announced this October.
- July 28, 2011: Search launches – applications available on the Tommy Bahama Facebook page. Deadline for submissions: August 22, 2011.
- August 29, 2011: Judges select Top 20 based on their scoring.
- August 30, 2011: Top 20 announced.
- August 30 – September 8, 2011: Top 20 will be posted for public voting based on first video submission.
- September 12, 2011: The Top 10 who received the most votes will be asked to submit a new video.
o Video can be up to two minutes in length and must be posted no later than September 22, 2011 at 11:59 PM EST.o Applicants will be encouraged to be as creative as they would like to showcase why they should be the Rumologist.
- September 26, 2011: Top 5 is announced and voting commences.
- October 3, 2011: Voting period for Top 5 ends.
- October 6, 2011: Winner Announced (on or around October 6, 2011).
Click here for rules and regulations.
