3 Ladies on a Vine

"Gardens and Flowers have a way of bringing people together, drawing them from their homes." Clare Ansberry For the first time this year all 3 ladies were in the same city. The weather was lovely and flowers in bloom. The kaleidoscope of colors and the smell of Spring inspired us to try our hand at gardening. While things got a little messy with the pouring down St. Louis rain, we had lots of fun. So much fun that we dedicated a whole week to this relaxing and tranquil past time. Hope you enjoy our take on tispy garden. The Ladies Drunk Garden                                               Meet Ayanna Favorite Flower: Roses Favorite Wine: La Marca Prosecco Favorite Colors: Red, Green, & Blue Learn how to make a Wine Ladder Garden Meet Denise Favorite Flower: ...

Fireworks, Food, Family, Festivities, Parades, U.S.A., and delicious cocktails are how we summarize The 4th of July ! Let's be honest, not all of us are patriotic, but as a foodie and cocktail enthusiast, we just want to celebrate. At this point in our lives, any excuse to indulge in scrumptious food and drinks and spend time with our families is what it's all about. 3 Ladies on a Vine created 4 easy, yet simple, festive recipes to kick start the 4th of July Weekend! So are you ready to Red , Wine , and Blue ! RED, WINE , & BLUE SMOOTHIE What You Need Blender 3 Storage Bowls 1 bottle of sweet white wine 1 bottle of Rosé  Frozen Bananas Cherries Cream of Coconut  (We used CoCo Real Gourmet Cream of Coconut, you can find in liquor stores) Blue Dye Directions Blue Layer Blend together white wine and frozen bananas Tip: So we wouldn't mess up our blender, we took the white wine out of the blender and added the blue dye ...

It’s almost Summer and we can’t wait!  What better way to enjoy yourself during the warmer weather than  making these simplistically delectable Red Wine Popsicles.    All you need is 4 ingredients Cran Grape Juice Orange Juice Red Grapes Red Wine- We used Lambrusco because it’s light, bubbly but not too sweet First we put 4-5 grapes in the bottom of the mold.  Afterward we filled each mold with equal parts orange juice, cran- grape juice, and finally red wine.  Last but not least stick your popsicles in the freeze for 3-4 hours.   *If you’d like to make these kid friendly just substitute your favorite sparkling water or ginger ale in place of the wine