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The Art of Mixology: Fat Washing

Chilled Magazine

In the art of mixology, we embark on a journey through the intricate craft of cocktail creating using some of today’s most innovative techniques. Many of the cocktails incorporate house-made syrups, jams, infused liquors, and more. It’s made with Ethiopian coffee rum, creme de banana, allspice dram, pineapple, orange, lime, and nutmeg.

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Bartenders’ Favorites: 12 Most Used Spirits Behind the Bar

Chilled Magazine

BACARD Rum Known for its versatility and quality, BACARD is popular choice for classic and contemporary rum-based cocktails. Cointreau The orange essence of mixology, Cointreau’s vibrant citrus notes and balanced sweetness are practically synonymous with classic cocktails.

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Where to Drink Like a Local in Paris

Imbibe Magazine

We tapped some of the city’s most talented hospitality pros for their recommendations on where to find Paris’ Olympians of mixology. The vibrantly hued Limpid combines rum infused with dried mango, fino sherry, cranberry, and clarified lime juice. Try the Onsen Fumito. It’s served alongside a housemade almond mochi.

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Check Out 5th Annual Cocktail Trends Report for 2024 with Bacardi Limited

Chilled Magazine

From innovative ingredients to cutting-edge mixology methods, this serves as a spirited guide into the trends destined to captivate taste buds and revolutionize the bar scene in the coming year. “As While enjoyers of dark, aged spirits are diversifying their palates, rum-based cocktails are continuing to grow in popularity.

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We Asked 10 Bartenders: Which Bottle Should Disappear From Back Bars and Bar Carts Forever? (2024)

VinePair

Vodkas infused in-house [with real ingredients] demonstrate a bar team’s creativity, and they offer a unique blend to a cocktail’s flavor palate.” No craft cocktail bar should ever use it. When you have access to natural ingredients, farmers markets, and local vendors, there’s no need to rely on the artificial stuff.

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Why Flavor is important – Dreaming in flavor, one sip at a time.

Cocktail Whisperer

This helps me in mixology because Im influenced not by fast food flavors, but ones on a global basis. I come from Craft Spirits and although I dont drink hard alcohol any longer and havent in some time, I will say that the art of mixology is never forgotten, just examine the work of Jerry Thomas! You wont miss the rum, I promise!

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Trends in the New Year, Predicted by Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits Experts

Chilled Magazine

There are different takes on which spirits/wines will reach their peak in 2024, with some believing the craft gin movement will reach a highpoint, and others predicting more of a focus on rum, with tequila still reigning supreme.

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