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A Complete Guide to Bitters and the Cocktails to Make With Them [Infographic]

VinePair

In 1806, The Balance and Columbian Repository in upstate New York published what would become known as the original definition of a cocktail: “C**k-tail is a stimulating liquor, composed of spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters.” Bitters themselves have evolved, too. Regans’ Orange Bitters No.

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A Honey Apricot Gin Sour — Transformed Into a Kinda-Sorta Tiki Drink?

Cocktails with Suderman

For example, the Pendennis, also known as the Pendennis Club, which comments section regular Jake Y has politely nudged me about. There are a range of specs online, but all of them trend in the same direction: gin, apricot, lime, Peychaud’s bitters, perhaps a bit of added sweetener. That’s tiki time.

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Shake Up Paradise With These 6 Unconventional Tiki Drinks Worth Trying

Advanced Mixology

Discerning mixologists know that rum is at the heart of tiki cocktails because it was the alcohol of choice of Ernest Raymond “Donn Beach” Gantt and Victor “Trader Vic” Bergeron — the founding fathers of tiki culture. Port Light The Port Light is a Sandro Conti masterpiece created for the Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Ohio.

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The Cocktail College Podcast: The Fog Cutter (Live From Sunken Harbor Club)

VinePair

In the famous words of tiki godfather Donn Beach, “What one rum can’t do, three rums can.” Can gin truly double as bitters? From Brooklyn’s Sunken Harbor Club , we proudly present the first-ever, out-of-studio recording of “Cocktail College!” Light up the tiki torches and tune in for more.

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We Asked 19 Bartenders: What’s the Most Underrated Winter Cocktail?

VinePair

You can make a delicious variation of an Old Fashioned using rum, spices, and Jamaican bitters.” Michael Nauer, beverage director, Homemakers Bar and 50/50 Gin Club , Cincinnati “The Jack Rose. It’s a delicious, pine-forward, extra-bitter style of Negroni that I generally like served up in an extra-frosty glass.

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Meister Hunter 2023 Winner Crowned

BarLifeUK

Finals Time As the doors opened at The Amano Hotel’s superb downstairs bar/club the tension and adrenaline levels in our finalists began to increase. His drink was inspired by Tiki, a style he has not made in his 6 years of cocktail competitions with clarified banana, burnt pineapple and naga chilli.

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Mixologist and Alcohol-Free Bar Owner Taylor Boyd’s Non-Alc Picks

Dry Atlas

This led him from bussing tables at a local country club to mastering the art of mixology, eventually studying hospitality and event management at the University of Central Florida. Taylor’s path has been shaped by an innate love for hospitality and connection.