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Moscow Mule from
McGraths Pub in
Harrisburg. This drink is
made with vodka, lime
juice and Troegs Atomic
Ginger Beer and served
in a McGraths mug with
a lime wedge. McGraths
also has served a drink
called Dark and Stormy
made with ginger beer.
You can make either at
home using your favorite
brand of ginger beer,
but youll need to go to
McGraths to taste them
made with Troegs; 202
Locust St.; 717-232-9914;
mcgrathspub.net
2
The Firey cocktail
from Suba in Harris-
burg. This tiny tapas bar serves craft cocktails including the Firey,
consisting of house-made, habanero-infused tequila, mango, Bacar-
di Limon, Midori, lime and mint; 272 North St.; 717-233-7358; www.
mangiaqui.com/suba
3
Mad Elf Ale from Troegs Brewing Co. in Hershey. The seasonal
Mad Elf creates plenty of buzz when its released annually in
the fall. The ruby red-colored beer has elements of fruit and spice
and boasts a real kick with 11 percent alcohol; 200 E. Hershey Park
Drive; 717-534-1297; www.troegs.com
4
Beer from Pizza Boy Brewing at Als of Hampden in Hamp-
den Twp. Owner Al Kominski and his brewer, Terry Hawbak-
er, are brewing award-winning, creative craft beers. Pizza Boy
finished second in PennLive/The Patriot-News Beer Brackets
this year with a crisp, double-hopped, sour Afternoon Delight.
Another favorite in the Beer
Brackets was Angel of Death,
an American strong ale with
13.9 percent alcohol. Critics
say it pours pitch black and
then dissipates to a light ring
around the edges and has a
sweet finish; 2240 Millennium
Way; 717-728-3840;
www.alsofhampden.com
5
Milkshakes from the Penn-
sylvania Farm Show. No visit
to the agricultural extravaganza
in January is complete without
sipping at least one milkshake.
Pick from vanilla, chocolate or
swirl. They are sold by the
PA Dairymens Association.
For more on the show,
www.farmshow.state.pa.us
6
Root beer from Appalachian Brewing Co. in Harrisburg. ABC is
known for its beer, but it also brews an exceptional craft root
beer. The root beer sells at all of the brewerys restaurants, as well
as at supermarkets including Giant Food Stores. www.abcbrew.
com/craft-sodas
7
Cold-brewed coffee from Little Amps Coffee Roasters in Har-
risburg. The attention to detail results in a smooth brew. The
coffee is brewed for 17 hours with cold water. Little Amps has two
locations 1836 Green St., 717-695-4882; 133 State St.,
717-635-9870; littleampscoffee.com
8
Latte from Cornerstone Coffeehouse in Camp Hill. This
longtime coffeehouse is the go-to spot for a baked good or
sandwich along with a coffee drink, such as a latte; 2133 Market St.,
717-737-5026, www.thecornerstonecoffeehouse.com
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in the
MIDSTATE
hats more central Pennsylvania than
a milkshake from the Farm Show?
Or perhaps youre looking for a new
happy hour drink?
Weve compiled a list of notable drinks from
restaurants and brewers, and even found a recipe or
two so you can try making them at home.
TRY IT AT HOME
MOSCOW MULE
Ingredients
1.5 ounces Stolichnaya
vodka
8.5 ounces ginger beer
A splash of lime
Steps
Fill a 10-ounce glass
with ice. First add vodka,
then ll to the top with
ginger beer. Finish with
lime.
DARK AND STORMY
Ingredients
1.5 ounces Goslings dark
rum
8.5 ounces ginger beer
A splash of lime
Steps
Fill a 10-ounce glass
with ice. First add rum,
then ll to the top with
ginger beer. Finish with
lime.
PennLive
By Sue Gleiter | sgleiter@PennLive.com
SUE GLEITER, PennLive
65 THINGS
From entres to desserts
to drinks, weve picked 65
items that you should try
in the midstate. Find them
at PennLive.com/
entertainment.
Firey cocktail from Suba
The worst part of any va-
cation is the getting there
part.
Add kids to the trip, and
the getting there will
leave you with a bald spot
where you ripped hairs of
your head, one by one by
one.
My family makes an
annual trek north on In-
terstate 81 to the wild and
wooded shores of western
Lake Ontario.
Google Maps will tell you
the trip door-to-door takes
about four hours.
Im telling you that unless
youre driving in dead of
night and navigating the
construction chutes with
both feet on the gas pedal,
the trip takes six hours.
Its not a particularly
scenic trip.
Sure, you see the wind
turbines across the moun-
tains near Frackville. Thats
pretty exciting. And the
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton me-
tropolis is a thrilling burst
of civilization after driving
through the forest for two
hours.
Otherwise, the trip is a
300-mile monotony of trees.
JOSETTE PLANK
7 stages
of road trip
torture
Noodles & Co. will be
coming to the East Shore.
The chain restaurant,
known for its international
menu of pasta dishes, will
open at the Colonial Com-
mons on Jonestown Road in
Lower Paxton Twp. at the
end of the year, said Erin
Murphy, company spokes-
woman.
The restaurant will take
over a free-standing build-
ing that at one time housed
an Auto Express.
Noodles & Co. sells
made-to-order noodle dish-
es such as Thai Hot Pot,
Wisconsin Mac & Cheese,
Pad Thai, Indonesian
Peanut Saute and Spaghetti
and Meatballs. It also sells
salads, soups
and sand-
wiches.
The
chain
is
ranked
seventh
on Na-
tion Res-
taurant News
Top 10 Growth Chains and
boasts 380 units with plans
to reach 2,500 units over
the next 15 to 20 years. The
rst one opened in Denver
in 1995.
The closest Noodles &
Co. restaurants operate in
Lancaster County.
Buy wine at Shugars
Diners at Shugars Philly
Deli in New Cumberland
can now purchase bottles
Made-to-order
noodles on
the way to
the East Shore
Please see PLANK on Page B2
SUE GLEITER
sgleiter@pennlive.com
Please see NOODLES on Page B2
The Promenade
Family Restaurant
in Swatara Twp. is
back in business.
ON B2
Latte from Cornerstone Coffeehouse
Moscow Mule from McGraths Pub
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