Hoe Down is GO!

Aaaah yeah, we done got ourselves a venue for a Pop Up Hoe Down!  I want y'all to say a big thanks to the fine people at 40 Alfred Place who, for one night only on the 16th July from 7:30pm, are lettin' us take over their venue for a hot dang hot wing filled, bourbon pourin', pork pullin' Hoe Down!

For 20 of these here British pounds, y'all can have real American delicacies including:
Corn bread and pulled pork
Hot wings (in regular or hot-as-hell)
Side dishes
Uncle Chuck's quadruple chocolate brownies and ice cream
Some beer

In addition to all of this fancy food, we're gonna be sellin' fine bourbon cocktails and the usual beverages.  Here's the Reverend to start buildin' up your appetite:

So, I can hear y'all hollerin' "God damn, I wanna come!" Well, there's limited space so book your place now by e-mail: popuphoedownco@gmail.com, tweetin' @pop_up_hoe_down, Facebook or postin' on this here blog!

We done found ourselves a fine barn for a hoe down!

Well, y'all better be gettin' excited.  We done found a fine barn for a hoe down in Bristol - more information to come. We just gotta convince 'em that they can cope with a hot-dang, thigh-slappin' HOE DOWN.  To convince 'em good and proper, here's a Molly Hatchet tune:

Well, while y'all are enjoying that fine Southern music, you might be thinkin', "damn, I'm gettin' thirsty."  To help y'all, here's one of two refreshing fancy drinks that we like at the Pop Up Hoe Down Co.

Old Fashioned:

1 rounded tsp vanilla sugar
10-12 drops bitters (we like Angostura Orange Bitters, but you ain't got that, so use what y'all have)
Bourbon whiskey (Woodford Reserve is good, Maker's Mark'll do)
Ice
Slice of orange

Step 1:
Mash the sugar and the bitters together in the glass

Step 2:
Place an ice cube in the glass, and pour in whiskey to the top of the cube

Step 3:
Stir until the ice cube has melted

Step 4:
Fill glass with ice and top up with whiskey

Step 5:
Add slice of orange

Step 6:
Refresh yourself after a hard task well done

And seeing as there's more old drunks than there are old doctors: