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We Asked 21 Bartenders: What’s the Best Vodka for Mixing Cocktails?

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The data may make the whiskey snob in your life roll their eyes, but it makes sense from a cocktail perspective. Its a zero-waste, carbon-negative spirit that is distilled from the waste product of coffee production. Ben Hopkins, head bartender, Pitts , Brooklyn Yes, there is non-alcoholic vodka, and yes it works.

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The Lime Rickey Endures

Imbibe Magazine

At the latter, head bartender Ray Fritz was inspired to add a Lime Rickey to the menu last year by his youthful work as a soda jerk at Longacre’s Modern Dairy , a soda fountain in southeastern Pennsylvania that dates back to the 1920s. cocktail composed of whiskey or gin, lime juice, and soda water. Sip N Soda owner Mark Parash.

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Transforming Spirits to Liqueurs with Jonathan Adler and Danny Reylock of Shinji’s

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This approach takes an existing recipe and swaps out one ingredient at a time for one that functions the same but alters the character of a drink — like swapping the simple syrup in a Whiskey Sour for honey syrup to make a Gold Rush , for example. Credit: Jeff Brown Why alter the spirit and not just beef up an existing modifier?

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Non Alcoholic Distilled Spirits: A Guide

The Bartender Company

Some of the popular types of non-alcoholic spirits include those that mimic gin, whiskey, rum, vodka, and liqueurs. Why Would Someone Want to Drink Zero Proof Spirits? The post Non Alcoholic Distilled Spirits: A Guide appeared first on The Bartender Company. How is a Non Alcoholic Spirit Made?

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The Top Beverage Trends For 2025

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Further proof that pistachio is popping: The New York Times in late 2024 ran an article on the Pistachio Martini, a popular call at restaurants in Bostons North End. Whether its adaptogen-based products, zero-proof spirits or hemp-based products, it likely wont be long before we have a much more diverse list of bases for our cocktails.”