holynuts. that’s a lot of booze.
the other day i made ginger simple syrup, then made a gin n’ tonic out of it. it was like… ginger ale, but x-rated. ausome.

So many new cocktail blogs…Google Reader now hates me…

Awesome roundup, Matt!

Thanks for the propers — but I must admit that credit is due Toby Maloney of Chicago’s Violet Hour (and more), the folks at Red Fez in Providence, and Jeff Berry deserve some credit for the bulk of “my” drinks. Great round-up, btw. Cheers!

Quite late to the whole thing but there are some fantastic cocktails there.

I’ll have to look at the rum themed MxMo at some point, your choice for it was quality though, looks like a lot of people really thought about what they were doing, lovely.

thanks for welcoming a n00b & inspiring me to start my own blog – and looking forward to next month’s MxMo. hopefully i’ll learn a little CSS by then and get the blog in better shape. and i finally added my photo:

barmancometh.wordpress.com/…/the-lowlander/

now, off to grab that ginger out of the pantry and make some of these drinks…

Thanks again to all who participated. This was a great deal of fun.

And if you didn’t participate but found this interesting and fun, then get off of your duff and submit drinks for next month!

Excellent wrap-up Matt. I award you +2 geek points for seriously cracking me up with the “Star Trek vs. Metallica” cross-over. Well played.

Argh, I totally failed at reading the full submission instructions, but for what it’s worth, here’s my timely but unsubmitted entry:

drinksnob.wordpress.com/…/mxmo-xl-ginger-the-…

And it was such a good drink, too! Ah well, thanks for the great theme, and next time I’ll actually do the required reading.

I think this must be the most exstensive round-up i`ve seen.Impressive Dood!

Is that a record of entries forMXMO?
Great and huge round-up! You probably went thru a lot of Ginger Caipirinhas to put it all together!