Seafood lovers, you’re in luck. The rest of you: there’s rum.

Is there such a thing as too much beer and bocce? We didn’t think so either.

Gina Chersevani on babies and booze.

Photo by Eric Denman D.C. has always had a reputation as a drinking town. Maybe it’s because of all the lobbyists, lawyers, and politicians, but in the heyday of the cocktail, before Prohibition, residents of the District supposedly out-drank their counterparts in other areas of the country several times over. We even have our own cocktail that was named after a lobbyist. These days, many of the top restaurants in the city now have…

Last night, DCist was invited to participate in one of EatBar’s cocktail classes, taught by Gina Chersevani. The theme for the evening was “Witches’ Brew, Contorted Concoctions,” which took imbibers on a tour of some molecular mixology techniques. Some elements were basic, while others required some special equipment and chemicals. The class also included some small nibbles to match the cocktails. The highlights of the evening included “popcorn” made by freezing whipped cream made from…