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The Ultimate Guide To Craft Mocktails For Dry January

A Bar Above

Plus, for those of us in the hospitality industry, offering a thoughtfully-crafted, non-alcoholic option for guests who are not drinking alcohol– for whatever reason– is just excellent service and good business. Balance – Balance is the interplay between the five basic taste elements: sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami.

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We Ask Bar Director Evan Williams about Herb Washing for Cocktails

Chilled Magazine

Dalida is a concept built upon the hospitality, culture, and flavors of the Eastern Mediterranean, as reflected through the lens of Northern California. We wash Dudognon Cognac, combine it with lime and mint oleo, fresh lime, a few mint leaves, and quince bitters. Talk to us about the menu at Dalida, what inspires the cocktails?

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The Margarita Knows No Bounds

VinePair

At Clavel , the celebrated Mexican restaurant in Baltimore, owner Lane Harlan offers three variations on the standard house Margarita: a spicy one, which adds a house chili shrub; a bitter version, which includes a house amaro; and a cilantro-honey-flavored Margarita. It includes Sorel liqueur and Jamaican jerk bitters. “To

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In NYC, a New Breed of Steakhouse Ups the Cocktail Ante

VinePair

“I wanted to harken to the steakhouse classics — Martinis, Manhattans, Old Fashioneds — all those things that you want to start your meal with,” says Max Green, spirits and bar director of the Hospitality Department, a restaurant group that includes The Press Club Grill. The first menu was classics.” The answer came in small touches.

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Clarification and High-Acid Stirred Drinks With Theo Ouya of Bar Contra

VinePair

As he came of age, the energy of those kitchens had fully gripped him, and he echoes the same age-old refrain as many hospitality lifers: “I couldn’t do anything else.” When I visit, Theo is working on sub-ingredients — a tincture for a carbonated non-alcoholic cocktail and he’s got multiple Spinzalls set up to clarify strawberries.

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Featured Bar: Romeo’s East Village, NYC

Bartender.com

Each member of the group has extensive experience in the hospitality industry, bringing their creative insight, skill, and commitment to delivering an unparalleled experience to bargoers.

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Beverage Trends for 2024

Cheers

and Carbonate ’s annual hospitality trends report foresees restaurants getting particularly creative with flight presentations. rhubarb bitters, blood orange tincture and Fever Tree aromatic tonic. rhubarb bitters, blood orange tincture and Fever Tree aromatic tonic.

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