Where’s the best Whiskey Cocktail served in Decatur?  Leon’s? Revival, 246? Pinewood? Cakes & Ale? Iberian Pig? You won’t find out unless you attend “The Great Whiskey Debate” at the Old DeKalb County Courthouse tomorrow evening!

You want details?  We got details…  (They also have even more of those details HERE)

DeKalb Volunteer Lawyers Foundation, Atlanta Legal Aid Society -DeKalb & the DeKalb Bar Association bring you The Great Whiskey Debate!

Join us April 21st, at the Old Courthouse in downtown Decatur. The event will begin at 6:00 PM, doors open at 5:30 PM.

Witness a unique group of local mixologists as they go head-to-head for spirits superiority. Learn about the rich history of the spirits while sampling whiskey and cocktails. 

Come on out and do some good for your neighbors in need while YOU determine, once and for all, the best whiskey cocktail in metro Atlanta!

Only credit cards and checks will be accepted to purchase tickets at the door.

Disclosure: The Great Whiskey Debate is a DM sponsor

Denise points us to this announcement of this cool-sounding event.  Get your tickets HERE.

5 Restaurants. 5 Cocktails. 1 Winner. Benefiting Project S.M.I.L.E. and the DeKalb Bar Foundation

The first-annual Great Whiskey Debate will be held Tuesday, October 8, 2013 from 6-9p at The Old Courthouse on the Decatur Square.

Mixologists from five great local restaurants will be participating:

• Paul Calvert of Paper Plane
• Jordan Smelt of Cakes and Ale Restaurant
• Shanna Mayo and Kathryn DiMenichi of LEONs Full Service
• Julian Goglia of The Pinewood
• Stuart White of Miller Union

Each mixologist will prepare a signature cocktail featuring a different whiskey from Georgia Crown Distributing Company, including Michter’s Original Sour Mash Whiskey, George Dickel Rye Whisky and Bulleit Rye American Whiskey. There will also be a whiskey tasting by Kevin Mulcahy, Master of Whiskey featuring Bulleit Bourbon and George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey, as well as a wine tasting bySherlock’s Wine Merchants Decatur.

Proceeds will go to support Project S.M.I.L.E., a non-profit organization that empowers young high-school women and educates them on all the aspects of the legal community.