Hey Kim! Thanks so much! So glad you found it and enjoy what I’ve got going on here. I don’t think I have a current list of colors. Is there a room you are thinking of? The living room is Ben Moore, Drangonfly – the Dining Room is Behr Anonymous. Everything else is becoming a little whiter all the time. Let me know what you need. I’ll make a list soon, for others who might be curious.

Thank you so much! You should be so proud of what you have done. I would love to come in for a tour next time I am up north. Congrats to you!

Awh, I knew you would be into this post Amanda, and you said it way better than I ever could. I am highly interested in finding more locally made craft spirits – I’m on a mission. This gin does have really pretty packaging too, It looks even better in real life, raised letters and gold foil and the works!

It is so good, I really actually like the new stuff too though. It’s worth a whirl if you can find it.

Yeah, isn’t that so cool! You should pick some up next time you’re at the liquor store.

And hello gorgeous. My god. That’s stunning packaging! If it’s printed on (like it looks), you can cut off the top when you’re done and use it as a glass. We do it with our favorite bottles all the time and they’re the most loved glasses in our house.

Thank you so much! We are thrilled that you love Solveig. She is our muse, labor of love, and as Miles Davis says, “It’s the notes you don’t play.” The cocktail recipe you posted here sounds (and looks) amazing. We will try very soon.
Caroline, you’re in luck. We will be hosting a cocktail class at Kitchen in the Market in early December. Details soon. Joyous weekend, all.