When you think of flavored spirits, you might initially feel skeptical, rubbed the wrong way from too many cheap liquor experiences in your twenties or artificially flavored rum-drenched Caribbean vacations. But keep an open mind, the craft distilleries of Florida are here to change those perceptions.

If you live anywhere in Florida, there's likely a Miller's Ale House coming to a town near you if there's not one already. The Orlando-based chain has numerous locations across the state, from Miami to the Panhandle. If you live elsewhere in the United States, from Chicago to Philadephia to the whole East Coast, there's likely a Miller's Ale House heading your way, as well.

But what makes Miller's Ale House so successful, and what does it look like behind the scenes?

Not much is more refreshing than a nice, cold beer during the summer. In the Florida heat, it’s important to ensure that you have the right equipment to keep beer cold all year long. Just as certain beers go better with certain foods, certain bars are better suited a certain beer cooling system.

The year was 1917. The nation’s attention was on the First World War. The price of a stamp was a measly two cents. How much did it cost to see 1917’s top grossing film, Cleopatra? Seven cents. Meanwhile in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the same city that was home to the Miller Brewing Company, more history was being made.

Even in Florida, fall is the season for change – changing leaves, temperatures, and…cocktails? That’s right, cocktails. As the fall season hits in Florida, so do the requests for more fall-flavored cocktails in bars and restaurants.