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Ubiquity can beget creativity. Consider the cocoa-dusted slices of tiramisu that are all but guaranteed to be in the dessert case of your nearest Italian-accented restaurant. Those old-fashioned iterations inspire cooks and bartenders to reinterpret the recipe with globetrotting ingredients and untraditional formats. In the last two years, I’ve sipped a Tiramisu Martini at a Nashville cocktail bar (see recipe below), spooned up a version dotted with local strawberries in a farmhouse in Burgundy,
Before we get on to the competition and hear about it from the winner’s perspective, can we just take a moment to say that team El Dorado sure know how to impress. Ordinarily we wouldn’t speak on behalf of the competitors much less put words in their mouths but we can honestly say that this was particular comp was quite the experience. Destination Guyana for an action-packed itinerary of two distinct parts: the first in and around the capital of Georgetown, a tour of Uitvlugt sugar cane fields,
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In an ever-evolving industry, building and retaining loyal customers is critical to the success of any restaurant business. Join Lauren Barash, VP of Brand Marketing at Full Course, as she delves into the world of restaurant loyalty programs, and reveals the top five essential strategies to optimize your approach! This webinar will explore: Loyalty trends and what you should be focusing on 📊 Actionable insights and ideas to help you develop the most powerful and effective loyalty program
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Sausalito Liquor Co., a Northern California spirits brand with gin and whiskey lines, partnered with TCHO (“cho”), a craft chocolate maker based in Berkeley, Calif., to build the limited-edition Unsinkable Chocolate Liqueur. The partnership started more than 3 years ago as Sausalito Liquor Co. was in its infancy. While coffee liqueurs were increasing in popularity, the spirits brand noticed chocolate liqueurs, an essential ingredient in many decadent cocktails, were mainly still over-sugared, un
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Ice is a relatively modern creation that most take for granted today. To many, it almost seems unfathomable to not be able to enjoy a soda or alcoholic beverage chilled with ice. Early access to ice was once achieved through the laborious practice of harvesting from the surface of frozen lakes in the dead of winter and making efforts to conserve it for as long as possible.
Dr. Sonat Birnecker Hart is the owner and president of Koval , an organic distillery in Chicago. Women in Beverage is part of our 2024 Beverage Industry Inclusion supplement. How did you get into the beverage alcohol business? In 2008, my husband and I gave up our careers to follow a set of life goals that became more pressing after we had our first child: We wanted to work together, live in a city we loved, be close to family, and make our own rules (which for me at the time was running a b
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Islay Scotch producer Bunnahabhain has two new core offerings in the United States: 30 and 40 year old single malts. Both of them carry suggested price tags in the low four digits, taking the brand’s regular stateside offerings into new, ultra-premium territory. Today, we’re looking at the 30 year old whisky, an unpeated single malt aged in 100 percent sherry casks.
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