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Can a Cocktail Have Too Many Ingredients? Bartenders Weigh In

VinePair

And now, we find ourselves in a time when anything goes as cocktail culture embraces its molecular-gastronomy era — carbonated fish sauce and duck-fat-washed bourbon in the same glass? And while a cocktail containing a slew of spirits, herbs, juices, and tinctures may win curiosity, the finished product can also be a letdown. —Jon

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25 Bartending Blogs That you should check out in 2022

Today's Bartender

Good Drinks Alcohol-free, also known as zero-proof, drinks are one of the fastest growing areas of the alcohol market. Every day, alcohol-free bars are popping up around the world. The Alcohol Professor As the name suggests, The Alcohol Professor is a website dedicated to teaching you about alcohol.

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Bartending Blogs You Should Read

Today's Bartender

Favorite Post : If You Bill it, They Will Come 19) The Alcohol Professor As the name suggests, ‘The Alcohol Professor’ is a website dedicated to teaching you about alcohol. They write about spirits, beer, wine, and cocktails, but they’ll also mix it up with articles and videos on books, bartending, bars, and travel.

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Crafting Adventures: Aneka Saxon Talks Flavor, Insect Tinctures and the Future of Cocktails

Chilled Magazine

The drinks are carefully curated, with a signature cocktail menu that pushes boundaries, a classic cocktail menu with modern twists, and a zero-proof menu that she considers her favorite. I have created a world of non-alcoholic drinks meant to welcome all types of drinkers. Add little bits at a time, its hard to go backwards.

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Functional Cocktails: The Biggest Drink Trend to Try

Mixologists

The Rise of Functional Cocktail Culture The functional cocktail movement is not merely a passing fad, but rather a fundamental shift in how we approach alcohol consumption. Teas: Herbal, green, and black teas can serve as excellent non-alcoholic bases, contributing their own health-promoting compounds.

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Functional Cocktails: The Biggest Drink Trend to Try in 2025

Mixologists

The Rise of Functional Cocktail Culture The functional cocktail movement is not merely a passing fad, but rather a fundamental shift in how we approach alcohol consumption. Teas: Herbal, green, and black teas can serve as excellent non-alcoholic bases, contributing their own health-promoting compounds.