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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.

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

Chilled Magazine

The insects are used in a variety of ways, including infusions, syrups, and tinctures, and Happily enough, they are also delicious. Aneka sees cocktail culture evolving to be more health-conscious. I wanted to highlight gorgeous Mexican spirits while initiating a conversation about food sustainability, she explains.

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Functional Cocktails: The Biggest Drink Trend to Try

Mixologists

Enter the world of functional cocktails infused with immune-enhancing botanicals, from antiviral herbs to antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables. 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.

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Functional Cocktails: The Biggest Drink Trend to Try in 2025

Mixologists

Enter the world of functional cocktails infused with immune-enhancing botanicals, from antiviral herbs to antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables. 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.