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We Asked 18 Bartenders: What’s Your Go-To Gin? (2024)

VinePair

It’s a great time to get into gin. The abundance gives the gin enthusiast several paths to wander and make new discoveries. Whether it’s because of flavor, nostalgia, or simply because it works damn well in a Gin Martini , these bottles will always be within reach. 3 London Dry Gin Roku Gin Silks Irish Dry Gin Tanqueray No.

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Podcast: Getting a Grasp on Gin

Cheers

In this episode — our first devoted to gin — we talk with Brendan Bartley, the head bartender and beverage director at the renowned speakeasy Bathtub Gin and also the creator of Botanery Barn Distilling ’s new Revivalist Garden Gin. The post Podcast: Getting a Grasp on Gin appeared first on Cheers.

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Two gins, sake cocktails and Giulia Cuccurullo– new podcast!

The Cocktail Lovers

It’s World Gin Day on 8th June, so what better reason to crack open not one, but two bottles of tasty gins? Our first is Citadelle Rouge from France, the other is Garden Swift, a deliciously crafted gin lovingly made in the Cotswolds. The post Two gins, sake cocktails and Giulia Cuccurullo– new podcast!

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Gin Trends in 2024

Cheers

Once the star of the cocktail scene, gin has never regained momentum since vodka took off in recent decades. But based on the number of new craft gins and unique expressions hitting the market, and a few key gin acquisitions from major spirits players, the U.S. is warming to gin once again — for real this time.

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The Weirdest Drink Modification Requests, According to Bartenders

VinePair

Even though bartenders have a full arsenal of tools at their disposal, it’s not always wise to assume that they can whip up just about anything imaginable. We asked bartenders from across the country to share the weirdest modification requests they’ve ever received, and here are eight of the most ridiculous. What’s next?

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Elevating Tradition at Arnaud’s French 75 Bar in NOLA

Chilled Magazine

Christoph Dornemann, Head Bartender at Arnaud’s French 75 Bar in New Orleans, Louisiana, began his career in the industry waiting tables at a Vietnamese restaurant in 2010. He progressed to the back of the house and worked as an expeditor, pastry chef, and then moved onto food preparation at a catering company.

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The Secret to Taking Your Cocktails to the Next Level

Chilled Magazine

Beebe started slinging around NYC proper and ended up behind the bar at Momofuku Ssam Bar and was eventually promoted to the Head Bartender there. His last job in NYC was Head Bartender at Sunday In Brooklyn, where he began to experiment with the locally-sourced ideas that became the foundation of Post Haste.