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An Imbiber’s Guide to Cocktail Kits

Imbibe Magazine

While alcohol isn’t included in the box, the bartenders on the site offer up their own recommendations for what works well with each cocktail. But for home bartenders who aren’t sure how to use alcohol-free spirits , there’s Raising the Bar. Cocktails include Margaritas , Martinis , and infused Old Fashioneds.

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Flavor Manipulation Course Series: Cocktail Bitters, Infusions, & Simple Syrups

A Bar Above

And we’re especially excited to share with you our Flavor Manipulation series, a trio of self-paced online courses that explore the use of essential ingredients like different types of bitters and syrups , as well as how to use various flavor profiles in alcoholic drinks.

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Freezer Door Cocktails

Imbibe Magazine

But if you want to try creating your own ice-cold bottled cocktail, Hirsch shared some of his tips, including how not to accidentally turn your favorite drink into a 750ml popsicle. “This is where infusions and fat washing are helpful,” says Hirsch. .” When batching a 750ml (25.3

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Turn Late-Summer Produce Into Cocktail Ingredients

Imbibe Magazine

And making it a cinch, says Rodriguez: Add chopped-up peppers to high-proof alcohol, let it sit for a few hours, and taste frequently until the preferred heat is reached. Then, strain out the peppers and bottle the liquid. For their cherry liqueur , they infuse the fruit (with pits) in alcohol for six days.

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The State of the Booze Business: What Does the Future Hold?

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The alcohol industry stands out as it undergoes changes that are not only fundamental but also unique, driven by changing consumer preferences, technological advancements, and shifting demographics. One of the key factors driving the non-alcohol trend is the ‘sober curious’ movement. Dry January is a good example.

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5 to Try: Melon Liqueur

Imbibe Magazine

From colorful liqueurs to delicate aperitifs, here are five bottles that translate the authentic flavor of melon to the glass. The vibrantly hued Creme de Melons Vert macerates fresh green melons sourced from Honduras and China into neutral alcohol before sweetening with sugar. Try this one as a more delicate alternative to Midori.

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Review: Curious Elixirs Non-Alcoholic Cocktails

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Curious Elixirs is a new company pushing booze-free, bottled (and canned) cocktails, largely inspired by classic options and particularly heavy on fresh juices. 1 – “A bitter booze-free pomegranate cocktail inspired by the Negroni Sbagliato, infused with rhodiola to lift you up.” 2 servings/bottle.

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