Name that Drink!
In celebration of the AHA’s return to New Orleans, we asked our readers to help us name a few cocktails that will be available at the various hotel bars throughout the meeting.
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@AHAhistorians "Eric the Red" "Counterfactual Conditional Analysis" "Class Struggle" "Give us back our Eleven Days" (Cocktails) Not v good.
@AHAhistorians The Elbow Patch, The Peter Francisco, Some Tasty Brown Liquor, The Gone Croatan, The Thing I Used to Remember #AHA2013
@VegHistory Office mate suggestion: "The Adjunct" - 1/4 of a shot, same price as regular shot.
.@AHAhistorians The Jacobite Rebellion - Scotch with just a soupcon of haggis floating in it... #cocktails
@AHAhistorians My suggestions for #AHA2013: the "Archive Fever", the "Revise and Resubmit" and the "Plan B"
History cocktails: @AHAhistorians soliciting names to serve at #AHA2013! (bit.ly/Ud6h4J). "Archive Fever" must be a front-runner..
@AHAhistorians Cocktail name: The Defense. It's just a rattlesnake that your committee watches you drink. And it's timed.
Some publishing-related #AHA2013 cocktail names: the "Scholarly Monograph," the "Edited Collection," the "Emerging Subfield" @AHAhistorians
@AHAhistorians tweed and tonic; the Dead White Male; the Revisionist's Delight; The Spectacle (as in eyeglasses); The Grad Student's Lament
A shame @FoodieAnthony won't be at #AHA2013... MT @AHAhistorians: We want ideas for historically themed cocktail names. bit.ly/Ud6h4JFacebook
AHA Today
- The Scholarly Debate
- Erin - How about a drink commemorating Eric Hobsbawm, who passed away this year? It would certainly have a peaty scotch as its base liquor.- Jay
- Tweed- Vanessa
- The Revisionist – It’s an “old Fashioned” mixed in reverse order and served in a brand new glass.- Jason
- The Forgotten Footnote- Michael
