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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. The “big upgrade” to this list was the addition of non-alcoholic beer like O’Douls. So, too, are craft mocktails.

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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. But every item bears a twist that draws on modern mixology techniques.

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Bartending Blogs You Should Read

Today's Bartender

These days, there are so many different bartending blogs & websites that cover the hospitality industry. Whilst their primary focus is on cocktails & mixology for bartenders and cocktail enthusiasts alike, there’s something for everyone here. It’s great for the industry and anyone who wants to be a part of it. Let’s get to it.

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25 Bartending Blogs That you should check out in 2022

Today's Bartender

25 Bartending Blogs That you should check out in 2022 These days, there are so many different bartending blogs & websites that cover the hospitality industry. For those of us looking to learn more about bartending, mixology, and the industry in general, from a man who’s done/seen it all, look no further.

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We Asked 18 Bartenders: What’s One Drink That Should Be Retired From Cocktail Menus? (2024)

VinePair

In our Spicy Margarita ], we use blanco tequila and draw spice from yuzu kosho while most bars will use jalapeño or a spicy tincture.” As someone in the Italian hospitality world, it’s a missed opportunity to see high-quality espresso used in this way. They are overdone at this point.