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For other more complex cocktails, like the Ramos Gin Fizz , nailing it is a little more straightforward. Misha Chavez, founder, The Museum , NYC “The hardest cocktail to master, in my opinion, is the Ramos Gin Fizz. Here’s what they had to say. It takes a great amount of shaking to get the meringue just right. Patience is the key.
Enter Greg Metze, a master distiller with Seagram’s Distillery in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, where he specialized in developing bourbon whiskeys, rye whiskeys, exotic whiskeys, batch light whiskeys, gin and vodka. Metze knew his whiskey and he knew had to make good stuff at highvolumes.
Excellent craft drinks, yes, but ones that were free-poured, doled out with haste, and in highvolume. Simon Ford ( Fords Gin ): Bars were doing good drinks and making headlines, but it wasn’t the drinks that were making the headlines. It was usually the scene and how “hot” the spot was that drove traffic.
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