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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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Turn Late-Summer Produce Into Cocktail Ingredients

Imbibe Magazine

Pepper Tincture A pepper tincture is a simple way to add heat to cocktails (like a Margarita ). 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. Almost anything can be a tincture,” he says.

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The Ultimate Guide for the Sober October Challenge

A Bar Above

Table of Contents : Join the Sober October Challenge Benefits of Not Drinking Alcohol 3 Custom Mocktail Recipes Other Non-Alcoholic Drinks Final Thoughts It’s my favorite time of year! Sober October is a fantastic way to take a break from alcohol, reset your drinking habits, and discover a bunch of delicious non-alcoholic drinks.

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High Rise Seltzers: They’re In the Limelight For A Reason

Chilled Magazine

Crafted in the Southeast with real fruit, organic cane sugar and infused with full-spectrum hemp, High Rise is one of the most versatile canned beverages on the market right now. This led Skinner to start his first venture in the space, Charleston Hemp Collective – offering an expansive product line with everything from gummies to tinctures.

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2024 Cocktail Trends from Vegan Fat-Washed to Japanese Spirits

Chilled Magazine

In 2023, we witnessed a rise in conscientiousness regarding alcohol consumption, a revival of simple pleasures, robust experimentation with flavors, and the continued elevation of modern cocktails. This innovative technique involves infusing plant-based fats into spirits to impart unique flavors.

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Kava as an Alcohol Alternative

Dry Atlas

The traditional process of preparing kava involves meticulously grinding the plant’s roots into a fine powder, which is then infused in water to create a potent beverage known for its earthy flavor. Today, you can even enjoy kava in ready-to-drink formats as an alternative to alcohol.

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Can a Cocktail Have Too Many Ingredients? Bartenders Weigh In

VinePair

And while a cocktail containing a slew of spirits, herbs, juices, and tinctures may win curiosity, the finished product can also be a letdown. If you introduce an esoteric ingredient or infusion just to be different or change up the menu, that’s fine. And just like some builds themselves, their answers were complicated.