CANYONS MAGAZINE
Utah’s largest ski resort has something to satisfy everyone on your family vacation: the only heated chairlift in North America, a vibrant village après ski scene, plus world-class accommodations just a snowball’s throw from all of the action. All only 35 minutes from the Salt Lake City international airport.
Utah’s largest ski resort has something to satisfy everyone on your family vacation: the only heated chairlift in North America, a vibrant village après ski scene, plus world-class accommodations just a snowball’s throw from all of the action. All only 35 minutes from the Salt Lake City international airport.
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Above: Rye’s<br />
Indulgence is a<br />
unique blend of<br />
whiskey and wine.<br />
Above right: The<br />
Tuña Margarita,<br />
rimmed with pink<br />
Hawaiian lava salt.<br />
Right: Canyons offers<br />
many spots to<br />
sip your favorite<br />
aprés ski drink.<br />
ELE VATIONS | A PRÉS S KI<br />
6 C A N Y O N S I 2 0 1 3<br />
FIVE GREAT<br />
APRÉS-SKI DRINKS<br />
Sean Marron, director of wine and spirits for both Talisker and<br />
Canyons, works with all the lead bartenders at the resort and<br />
at Talisker on Main. Together, they shake up the finest original<br />
drinks–alcoholic and non-alcoholic–for guests to enjoy at any<br />
time of day. But here are five favorites for that exhilarating time<br />
when you’ve just come o the slopes. Cheers!<br />
The Talisker Hot Toddy<br />
“The traditional hot toddy is a simple drink and<br />
should stay simple,” says Marron. “We make it<br />
our own by using the finest ingredients available,<br />
including the whisky that speaks to our heritage<br />
and Utah’s own high-altitude honey.”<br />
Ingredients: Talisker 10-year single-malt Scotch<br />
whisky, Slide Ridge honey, fresh lemon juice, Mighty<br />
Leaf black tea and sous-vide lemon rind spiked with<br />
cloves and allspice<br />
Canyons Coffee<br />
This hot coee drink harkens back to Utah’s<br />
Southwest roots–with the sweet addition of a<br />
little Irish lilt.<br />
Ingredients: Patron XO Café, Baileys Irish Cream,<br />
agave nectar, fresh-brewed coffee, house-whipped<br />
cream and a house-made brandied cherry on top<br />
Rye’s Indulgence<br />
“Here’s where we go right over the top,” says Marron.<br />
“A decadent Spanish dessert wine, along with a<br />
unique red sparkling Italian wine form the foundation<br />
of this one.” Kudos to Ryan Koemans, bartender<br />
at The Farm, for coming up with the basics of this one.<br />
Ingredients: High West Double Rye Whiskey (made in<br />
Park City), Alvear Pedro Ximenez 1927 Solera fortified<br />
wine, strawberry reduction, Brachetto d’Acqui (a red<br />
sparkling Italian wine) and dark chocolate-infused cream<br />
Tuña Margarita<br />
This unique margarita is named “tuña,” after the<br />
Spanish word for the fruit of the prickly pear cactus.<br />
Serve either frozen or on the rocks rimmed with<br />
Hawaiian pink lava salt and garnished with a lime.<br />
Ingredients: El Jimador 100% Blue Agave tequila,<br />
homemade sweet and sour mix (fresh lime, fresh<br />
orange juice, a touch of simple syrup) and prickly<br />
pear puree and a float of Cointreau<br />
Summit Solstice<br />
“Our chefs do a lot of canning and preserving of local<br />
fruits and vegetables so guests can enjoy authentic<br />
Utah produce all year,” says Marron. “This non-alcoholic<br />
drink is based on our famous Utah peaches.”<br />
Ingredients: An emulsion made by wrapping preserved<br />
Utah peaches and mint in a cheesecloth ball,<br />
then steeping it for an hour with Mighty Leaf White<br />
Orchard Tea and Buckler non-alcoholic beer