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News Bites: Grey Sail Brewing New Releases / Mystic Cocktail Classic Winners / Three from Newport Restaurant Group

by David Dadekian November 14, 2025
written by David Dadekian

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Grey Sail and its sister companies deck the halls with new releases, returning favorites

Rhode Island’s hometown brewery is celebrating 14 years of building community, crafting excellence and brewing cheer.

 Grey Sail Brewing and its sister companies, South County Distillers and Groton’s Outer Light Brewing Company, are toasting to the holiday season with a festive lineup of drinks perfect for any celebration. 

This year’s collection brings back fan-favorite brews and spirits that capture the flavor of the season — along with something brand new for beer lovers to toast in celebration of Grey Sail’s 14th anniversary. Paying tribute to their reputation of coastal craftsmanship, the trio of brands is offering a holiday lineup that’s made to share and brings together a cozy batch of drinks to round out the holiday table.

Perla Italian-Style Pilsner

For Grey Sail’s pearl anniversary, we’re leaning into Westerly’s Italian roots. Perla blends floral and malt flavors at the forefront with a smooth background and a refreshing finish, to thank you for being part of the Grey Sail family for 14 years.

Can Size: 12 oz.

Available In: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York
Kegnog Milkshake IPA

Creamy, dreamy, and full of cheer, Kegnog is our festive Milkshake IPA brewed with Amarillo hops, vanilla extract and a generous amount of lactose. It’s smooth, slightly sweet, and beautifully wrapped in a subtle hop presence – like a stocking stuffer for your taste buds.

Can Size: 16 oz.

Available In: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York
 Espresso Martini

We teamed up with our friends at Dave’s Coffee to bring you this classic cocktail. Using their Spray Rock roast, we whipped up a fresh batch of cold brewed espresso, blended it with our South County Vodka and finished with a touch of sugar for subtle sweetness.

Available In: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts

Limoncello

South County Limoncello is a refreshing lemon liqueur crafted in Westerly’s North End. We start with the finest lemons and zest them by hand. Enjoy this straight from the freezer, on the rocks, or added to your favorite vodka martini.

Available In: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts
Libation Propaganda

A creation like no other, Libation Propaganda, is back on the shelf. Blending our favorite two worlds, coffee and beer, this coffee stout combines locally roasted coffee beans and our stout base for a bold yet silky character.Can Size: 16 oz.

Available In: Connecticut, Rhode Island

Mystic Cocktail Classic Crowns Its 2025 Champion Justin Brody Wins for His Bajan Daydream

After a nationwide search that drew submissions from more than 25 states, the Mystic Cocktail Classic has crowned its 2025 champion: Justin Brody of Juniper Bar in Providence, RI, who secured the top honor with his rum-based cocktail, the Bajan Daydream.

The winning cocktail – Brody’s love letter to Barbados – is a daiquiri-inspired creation that layers The Real McCoy 5 Year Rum, falernum, and a house-made corncob & thyme syrup. With tropical spice, gentle barrel tannin, and notes of sweet corn and herbs, Bajan Daydream impressed industry judges and a lively crowd during the live finale on Monday night at Mystic’s Jealous Monk. Brody’s balance, creativity, and technical precision distinguished his drink in a competition known for its technique-driven approach and national reach.

The final showdown featured the top bartenders across the remaining categories: Breannah Carr (Whisk(e)y), Justin Brody (Liqueur) and Nikki Stein (Gin).

Brody now receives the grand prize: a trip for two to Barbados, including a private educational tour of Foursquare Distillery.

“It was an honor to have been able to champion rum in the first-ever Mystic Cocktail Classic with the Bajan Daydream,” said Brody. “Rum is my favorite spirit, and most folks don’t even realize how great it can be until they’ve tried some of the fine expressions that are out there.”

Three additional education awards were presented based on technique, creativity, and category excellence:

  • Veritable Distillery Education Award: Breannah Carr, Maude & the Monkey
  • Forthave Spirits Education Award: Justin Brody, Riviera Cove Swizzle
  • Trillium Spirits Education Award: Nikki Stein, Forager’s Martini

Bartenders and mixologists from across the country submitted entries in liqueur, gin, rum, and whisk(e)y categories. Entries were evaluated on originality, balance, technique, presentation, and storytelling by a panel of industry experts. From those submissions, 12 semifinalists were selected and advanced to a video presentation round before the top four were chosen for the live finale.

Presented by Veritable Distillery, the Mystic Cocktail Classic united some of the most respected voices in spirits for a weekend of conversation, competition, and coastal hospitality. The lineup included Sother Teague, Hannah Chamberlain, David Wondrich, Shannon Mustipher, Oscar Simoza Miszlai, and Dale DeGroff.

Events throughout the weekend included Spirited Dinners and panels at local restaurants, a book fair at the Mystic Noank Library, and guest bartending activations across town.


J.T. Commons Now Open in Middletown!

Newport Restaurant Group’s new pizza-focused restaurant replaces former Foodlove Market; offers expansive bar, al fresco dining and sharable classics

J.T. Commons
J.T. Commons

Newport Restaurant Group (NRG), an award-winning collection of unique restaurants and hospitality venues located throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts, is pleased to open the doors at J.T. Commons, sure to be the Island’s new favorite spot for unmatched pizza, sharable plates, and good conversation. The restaurant is open Monday – Thursday, 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.; and Sunday 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.jtcommonsrestaurant.com. 

Named after J.T. O’Connell, legendary Newport business and community leader and founder of what is known today as Newport Restaurant Group, the new eatery offers a lively, approachable and expansive bar, comfortable dining room and al fresco seating, and a private room that seats up to 30 people. The restaurant also features a dedicated take-out section to grab pizza by the slice, sandwiches, desserts, and offerings from the restaurant’s soft-serve ice cream bar featuring house-made toppings.

Anchored by an original and exciting pizza program from Executive Chef Walter Slater, a classically trained chef with a passion for the art of pizza making who taught his time-honored technique to many of the most beloved pizza chefs in the state, J.T. Commons offers two distinct pizza styles: Roman-style with a crispy, airy crust made from Caputo Flour imported from Italy and Maine Grains Whole Wheat flour (think a combination of Neapolitan and New York style), and J.T.’s signature Focaccia pizza – a fan favorite and perfect for takeout. A delicious gluten-free crust is also made in-house with the same love and care. Chef Slater and his team cure the dough for 48 hours to ensure a delicious, airy, perfect bite. 

“We’re very excited for longtime Foodlove customers and new guests to experience J.T. Commons,” said Nicole Christie, Regional General Manager, Newport Restaurant Group. “This inspiration and vision for this restaurant is all about community – creating a space that everyone will enjoy. It’s the perfect spot for a great family meal on a busy school night, a stop for a sweet treat and slice after a baseball game, or to enjoy a burger and a beer at the bar.”

The menu features shareable apps like Roasted Chicken Wings with charred onions and white BBQ sauce; fried Spicy Shrimpwith sweet chili sauce and lime; buttermilk brined Crispy Chicken Bites and Grilled Focaccia Bruschetta with ricotta, feta, roasted grapes, red wine reduction, and pistachio. 

Roman-style pizzas can be ordered with traditional toppings as well as unique combinations like Hot Chick with pulled chicken, spicy sauce, red onions, pepperoncini, blue cheese, and mozzarella; Spicy Hawaiian topped with mozzarella, grilled pineapple, poblano mascarpone, jalapeno, mint, and speck; and the Chicken Bacon Ranch with pulled chicken, mozzarella, bacon, scallions, and buttermilk ranch.

J.T.’s signature Focaccia pizzas include Just Cheese: San Marzano tomato, mozzarella, and grated Parmesan; Pepperoni: San Marzano tomato, mozzarella, Parmesan, and pepperoni; Sausage, Peppers & Onions: San Marzano tomato, hot Italian sausage, sweet-pickled-peppers, caramelized onions, mozzarella, ricotta, and chili flakes; and the RI Red: signature red sauce and grated parmesan.

Entrees include Chicken & Fries: slow-roasted ½ or whole chicken with house-cut tallow fries, garlic aioli, and a choice of  red chimichurri or white BBQ sauce;  grilled Steak Frites with red chimichurri, house-cut fries, cucumber salad, and garlic aioli; Shrimp Cavatelli with roasted tomato pesto, spinach, peas, red pepper, Grana Padano; and Mac ‘n’ Cheese: cavatelli, Vermont cheddar sauce, and buttery crumbs with the choice to add pulled chicken or garlic shrimp.

Sandwiches include the Backyard Burger: grilled double patties topped with Cooper’s sharp American cheese, onion, pickle, lettuce, and aioli on a potato bun; Crispy Hot Chicken, buttermilk-brined and topped with pickles and crunchy slaw on a potato bun; Steak and Cheese with caramelized onions, mushrooms, and Cooper’s sharp American cheese on a seeded roll; and theB.L.A.T:  bacon, lettuce, avocado, and tomato jam on house made focaccia. A selection of inspired salads and soups are also available.

For a sweet ending, guests can enjoy a selection of house-made desserts including Chocolate Marshmallow Layer Cake, Lemon Blueberry Layer Cake, and a Warm Cookie Plate, as well as crafted, Soft Serve Ice Cream cones or sundaes made with J.T. Commons’ signature recipe and an array of house-made toppings like hot fudge, chili chocolate sauce, coffee caramel, black cherry,  maple walnuts, peanut brittle, birthday cake crumble, and key lime pie crumble.

Scout Cups offer a sweet treat for adults and feature Thin Mint®: chocolate and vanilla soft serve, Fernet Branca Mentha, Meletti Cioccolato, and OREO® crumbles; Savannah Smile: vanilla soft serve, lime curd, limoncello, vanilla bitters, raspberry bark; Tagalong®: chocolate soft serve, Left Hand peanut butter whisky float, peanut brittle; and the Samoa®: vanilla soft serve, RumChata coconut, Tia Maria, coffee caramel, and toasted coconut.

The Mooring Seafood Kitchen & Bar Introduces New Coastal Dining Experience this Fall

New England seafood boils on the patio to be held in November & December; mid-week half-price raw bar returns

The Mooring Seafood Kitchen & Bar, located on Sayer’s Wharf in Newport, RI, is pleased to announce a new off-season offering for the fall: the Mooring Seafood Boil, celebrating New England flavors, local catch, and seasonal traditions.  Events will be held on the South Patio on Thursdays, November 6th, November 13th, December 4th, and December 18th at 6:00 p.m. Space is limited; for more information and reservations, visit www.mooringrestaurant.com.

Each seafood boil will begin with welcome snacks served family-style, followed by a crisp cucumber salad.  The hearty plated seafood boil will feature lobster, local blue crab, mussels, clams, shrimp, chorizo, and seasonal vegetables, all simmered in a Narragansett beer broth.  The experience will be complemented by guests’ choice of two featured beverages, including selections from Narragansett Brewery, Pieropan Soave Classico, and Four Graces Pinot Noir, with a full beverage menu also available.

Half-price raw bar also returns for the season on Tuesday, October 28th. Guests can enjoy an ever-changing assortment of the freshest raw bar offerings for half-price all day every Tuesday and Wednesday, including Oysters, Clams, and Lobster Claws; Crudo: scallop, cucumber aguachile, kumquat, radish, sesame crudo; Shrimp Ceviche: salsa verde, habanero, avocado, lime, tortilla; Tuna Poke with sushi rice, ponzu, cucumber, miso, and pickled Fresno.  The offer is valid on dine-in only and excludes the Grand Shellfish Platter. Discount not available on holidays.

Celeste in Narragansett Featuring the Fruits of Local Farms with New Harvest Menus

Seasonal flavors highlighted in rotating menus through November 

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Celeste, located at 15 Kingstown Road in Narragansett, Rhode Island, is pleased to announce a new series of a la carte harvest menus celebrating the freshest flavors of the season from local farms. To make reservations, please call 401-792-4333 or visit www.celesteri.com. 

Now through November, guests will enjoy small and large plates crafted by Chef Andy Gould and his culinary team and featuring seasonal ingredients from Kitchen Garden Farm (Sunderland, MA), Ward’s Berry Farm (Sharon, MA),  Greenview Farm (South Kingstown, RI), Narragansett Creamery (RI), Schartner Farm (Exeter, RI), Parcel of Paradise Farm (Charlestown, RI), Barden Family Farm (North Scituate, RI), Four Town Farm (Seekonk, MA), Cato’s Corner (Colchester, CT), and the Rhode Island Mushroom Company.

“This time of year is the most heralded when it comes to seasonal ingredients and cozy, hearty meals,” said Celeste Executive Chef Andy Gould.  “This rotating series of menus allows us to not only share the flavors of the local harvest in a special way, but also shine a light on the incredible farmers who work tirelessly to provide us with this bounty.”

The menu from October 20th through November 2nd will feature small plates including shaved Delicata & Radicchio Salad with hazelnut, goat cheese, and cider-thyme vinaigrette; House Gnocchi with rabe pesto, stracciatella, and walnut gremolata; and Autumn Squash Velouté with brown butter, hazelnut, and crème fraiche. Large plates will include cider-brined Blackbird Farms Pork Tenderloin with roasted squash farro, apple-mustard jus, and fennel radicchio salad and seared Karen Elizabeth Scallops with roasted delicata & potato, butternut puree, sauteed Swiss chard, and beurre blanc.

From November 3rd through November 16th, offerings will begin with small plates of Apple & Kohlrabi Salad with shaved fennel and anchovy-yogurt vinaigrette; spice-roasted Butternut & Pear with local honey & thyme and Cato’s Corner Bloomsday soubise; and Potato & Leek Soup, and large plates of pan-roasted Duck Breast with cranberry gastrique, parsnip puree and braised kale and Crab & Roasted Apple-stuffed Winter Flounder with braised Swiss chard, polenta, blood orange beurre blanc, and toasted almond.

The final two weeks of November, the 17th through the 30th, will feature small plates of Baked Gnocchi with parsnip cream, pecorino, black pepper, and house breadcrumbs; Roasted Rhode Island Mushroom Tart with butter-roasted leeks and Cato Corner dairyere; and spice-roasted Butternut & Pear with local honey & thyme and Cato’s Corner Bloomsday soubise. Large plates will feature Roasted Rhode Island Mushroom Tagliatelle with garlic, olive oil, and Parmigiano Reggiano; and Crab & Roasted Apple-stuffed Winter Flounder with braised Swiss chard, polenta, blood orange beurre blanc, and toasted almond.

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Newport Storm Annual Release ’11 Is Rhode Island’s First Major “Collaboration” Beer

by David Dadekian December 20, 2020
written by David Dadekian
Newport Storm '11
Newport Storm ’11

On Friday evening, November 11, Newport Storm Brewery is holding a “Celebration of ’11” to showcase the release of their newest annual release. This year’s brew is particularly special as well as particularly Rhode Island having been bottle-conditioned with Aquidneck Honey, hopped with locally grown hops from Ocean State Hops, aged in Thomas Tew Rum barrels and brewed through the collaboration of all six of Rhode Island’s professional brewers: Derek Luke of Newport Storm, Dave Sniffen of Mohegan Café and Brewery in Block Island, Sean Larkin and Tom Tainsh of Trinity Brewhouse in Providence, Aaron Crossett of Union Station Brewery in Providence, and Marshall Righter of the Coddington Brewing Company in Middletown.

Derek Luke, brewmaster at Newport Storm, explains the motivation behind the beer, “Collaboration beers are a great chance for brewers to exchange knowledge, pool strengths and come up with a beer that’s greater than the sum of its parts. Since we come from the smallest state, the Rhode Island brewers often don’t get enough exposure for the great beers they’re making. For the ’11, we want to make an awesome beer together. When you drink it, it will be obvious exactly how great Rhode Island beer can be.”

Jeff Mello, beekeeper owner of Aquidneck Honey, added, “I loved the clip, especially when it mentions only RI’s best ingredients and there we are: a jar of Aquidneck Honey is bee-ing poured into the brew. Hopefully it will catch on, more breweries will use Aquidneck Honey and bee a regular item available on the East Coast. You know me, and our passion, 1039 hives strong as of this fall and not one penny collected for pollination services to RI and Southern Mass. You know my slogan . . . “No Bees = No Farms = NO FOOD.”  The amended one is going to read more like this . . . “NO Bees = No Farms = NO BREW!”

The beer has been bottle-conditioning since its February 5th brew date. A “Celebration of  ’11” is planned for 11/11/11 at the Newport Storm Brewery. Brews from all of RI’s breweries will be on tap, as well as the ’11. Tickets are $11 and are available at www.NewportStorm.com. Newport Storm ’11 will be on sale in CT, MA, and RI liquor stores, as well as on draft at each Rhode Island brewer’s establishment and select venues around the Ocean State. Below is the “Newport Storm Annual Release ’11” promo video.

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Gracie’s “Wines of the World” Tasting on Rooftop Garden

by David Dadekian July 10, 2011
written by David Dadekian

Gracie's Rooftop Garden

Gracie's Rooftop Garden

On Sunday, July 31, Gracie’s is holding their second Wines of the World event, this time on the roof of the Peerless Building in downtown Providence where Gracie’s rooftop garden is located. The first Wines of the World was held this past January and presented a broad selection of wines from France, Italy, the United States, Spain & Portugal and Argentina & Chile. The upcoming event is Gracie’s Grand Summer Tasting and will include samples of 50 wines from selected wine regions around the world, artisan craft beer selections by Berkshire Brewing Company, and a special spirits tasting led by DonQ Rum Distillery. Guests will also enjoy an array of hors d’oeuvres, prepared by Gracie’s Executive Chef Matthew Varga, and live entertainment.

“We’re looking forward to creating a spectacular evening for our guests on our rooftop garden,” said Ellen Gracyalny, owner of Gracie’s. “They’ll be able to enjoy a summer night sipping wines from around the world while taking in the Providence skyline, a setting sun and our beautiful garden!” Gracie’s Wine and Spirits/Private Events Director Brendan Chipley Roane will be on hand to answer questions about the featured wines and to highlight some of the rooftop garden ingredients he uses for specialty cocktails.

“We’re very excited to bring this opportunity to our guests,” said Roane. “They can learn about the wonders of wines from around the world and taste for themselves how the same grape variety will change in different regions of the world—creating unique gems for wine making. They’ll also be able to savor these wines—along with spirits and beer—in a remarkable setting.”

Gracyalny added, “By holding this event on our rooftop garden, we’re accomplishing two goals. We’re bringing our guests to an aesthetically pleasing setting for an enjoyable and educational evening, and we’re showcasing our garden, which is an extension of our commitment to sourcing foods locally. Guests will see first-hand where some of the vibrant flavors in our dishes come from.”

The event is from 7 – 10 p.m. on Sunday, July 31. Tickets are $75 and may be purchased at Gracie’s, 194 Washington St., Providence, or at The Savory Grape, 1000 Division Rd., East Greenwich. Below are photos from the January Wines of the World along with some images from the rooftop garden.

Michael Lester of M.S. Walker pours wine for tasters at Gracie's Winter Wines of the World event

Michael Lester of M.S. Walker pours wine for tasters at Gracie's Winter Wines of the World event

Charcuterie platter presented by Chef Matthew Varga at Gracie's Winter Wines of the World event

Charcuterie platter presented by Chef Matthew Varga at Gracie's Winter Wines of the World event

Images from Gracie's Rooftop Garden

Images from Gracie's Rooftop Garden

Images from Gracie's Rooftop Garden

Images from Gracie's Rooftop Garden

Images from Gracie's Rooftop Garden

Images from Gracie's Rooftop Garden

Sampling of wine offered at Gracie's Winter Wines of the World event

Sampling of wine offered at Gracie's Winter Wines of the World event

Disclosure update: Dadekian was hired to photograph the January Wines of the World event.
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Watch Newport Distilling Company on Discovery Channel’s “Dirty Jobs” Tuesday night and Join a Dirty Pirate Party

by David Dadekian January 9, 2011
written by David Dadekian

Mike Rowe of Discovery Channel's "Dirty Jobs" loads low wine into a still

Mike Rowe of Discovery Channel's "Dirty Jobs" loads low wine into a still

Watch “Dirty Jobs'” Mike Rowe get down and dirty making rum with the Newport Distilling Company. The Discovery Channel show airs at 9:00 pm EST on Tuesday, January 11 (check your cable or satellite provider for channel details) and will feature host Mike Rowe learning how to turn bitter black strap molasses into aged rum. I spoke with Newport Distilling Company’s Laura Blackwell about their experience with Rowe and the “Dirty Jobs” crew. Blackwell couldn’t have been more enthusiastic about Rowe’s interest and involvement in making the rum. Rowe was instructed and then participated in every step in the process, so-called dirty in this case because the rum is made from black strap molasses, an extremely viscous syrup created by three boilings of sugar syrup.

If you’d like to watch the show with friends while enjoying a Dirty Mojito made with Thomas Tew Rum, Dirty Pirate Parties are planned at four venues throughout Rhode Island. Parties will be held at Doherty’s East Ave. Irish Pub in Pawtucket, The Spot Underground in Providence, the Mews Tavern in South Kingstown and the Mudville Pub in Newport. A prize, including a bottle of the never released Thomas Tew Barrel #1, will be awarded for best pirate costume at each venue. Visit Thomas Tew Rum on Facebook for details.

If you can’t make it to a Dirty Pirate Party and want to enjoy a Thomas Tew Dirty Mojito while watching “Dirty Jobs,” the Newport Distilling Company provided this cocktail recipe. Here’s a tip I’ve received from cocktail pros, lightly rub the mint leaves (bruise them), don’t crush them to a tasteless paste using a lot of force.

Thomas Tew Dirty Mojito
1.5 oz Thomas Tew Rum
0.5 oz lime juice
2.0 oz simple syrup
1.5 oz club soda
2 mint leaves

from left to right: Brent Ryan, Head Distiller and Owner of Newport Distilling Company; Mike Rowe's dirty shirt; Adam Truesdale, distiller

from left to right: Brent Ryan, Head Distiller and Owner of Newport Distilling Company; Mike Rowe's dirty shirt; Adam Truesdale, distiller

Thomas Tew Rum with a Thomas Tew Dirty Mojito

Thomas Tew Rum with a Thomas Tew Dirty Mojito

Photos courtesy of the Newport Distilling Company
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