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DUSITD2 HOTEL CHAING MAI

Thailand's Coolest Cozmo

by Bonnie Carroll

This is a contemporary hotel in design with a very helpful staff who understand the meaning of good service. The architect and designer for the hotel brought a new concept to Chaing Mai in this hotel that is familiar and comfortable to many Americans and Europeans visiting the centrally located hotel. It is a place that easily accommodates whole families, couples or large groups.

The rooms are modern and efficient, the buffet style dining area is roomy and large groups can dine quickly or small groups can enjoy a leisurely breakfast, lunch or dinner. Their menu includes Thai, American and European favorites, but the chefs will make you whatever you request. The pool is a wonderful respite after a long day of sight-seeing for families or couples, and the spa offers a two for one massage package. If you wish to learn the art of Thai cooking or cocktail tips the hotel chefs and the hotel mixologist offer cooking and cocktail classes to guests.

The hottest spot in this hotel is the lobby lounge that is filled with chic comfortable seating areas where people meet before dinner for cocktails and conversation. The mixologist at their bar is outstanding and makes one fantastic Cozmo that would have made the character Carrie Bradshaw of Sex and the City fame stop the presses. They offer a respectable menu of wonderful signature cocktails, Asian beers and wine to enjoy in the lounge or with meals in the dining room.

DusitD2 Hotel

email: d2cm@dusit.com

www.dusitd2.com

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MEKHONG

THE SPIRIT OF THAILAND

The most popular drink at the August 2014 Thailand Happiness event in Bangkok was prepared with the spirit of Thailand created by Mekhong. The THAI SABAI cocktail was being served by the company founded in 1914, and enjoyed by guests from around the world who were attending the prestigious international event. Mekhong was created in 1941 to compete with popular whiskey from the West, and is considered the spirit of Thailand. Below please find the recipe for Thai Sabai to create your own Thai experience. Cheers!

THAI SABAI

Ingredients:

45 ml. Mekhong

25 ml squeezed lime

30 ml. Sugar syrup (1 water – 1 sugar)

4-5 sweet basil leaves

Splash Soda

Method:

Tear basil leaves and put in blender

Blend or shake all ingredients except soda

Double strain and pour in glass on ice and soda

Garnish with basil & lime

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Welcome to Coffee Fest

Where Coffee and Tea Business Happens

Coffee Fest has been serving the specialty coffee and gourmet tea industries since 1992. Viewed by most as the best tradeshow both nationally and internationally, Coffee Fest is specifically for those involved with retailing coffee, tea and related products. Coffee Fest continues to evolve and stay at the forefront of emerging trends.

If it looks like coffee, smells like coffee, goes well with coffee or is coffee, you are guaranteed to find it at Coffee Fest. Everything under the sun that would be found in an upscale coffee shop, on either side of the counter (including the counter), would be found on the exhibition floor at Coffee Fest. The best coffee retail education, training and workshops are also found at Coffee Fest. Click Visit Coffeefest.com for specific information about attending or exhibiting at an upcoming Coffee Fest Show.


COFFEE FEST SEATTLE HAS MOVED
TO PORTLAND FOR 2014 & 2015!


For the freshest, most energized and rewarding experience, mark your calendar now and make plans to come to what has arguably become America's most vibrant coffee market.


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