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What It’s Like To Be a Pregnant Bartender

Imbibe Magazine

Pregnant and postpartum employees describe changing jobs in order to secure healthcare, taking on side gigs during partially compensated parental leaves, and answering texts about shift schedules from hospital beds upon giving birth. Linda Nivar Linda Nivar, a New York City bar manager and hospitality consultant, echoes these sentiments.

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The Ajabu Cocktail Festival Celebrates African Drinks Culture and Community

Imbibe Magazine

Edgar Davies (left), bar manager at Front/Back Accra at a pop-up at Talking to Strangers in Cape Town. They do not use alcohol procured from a third party and then add flavor to make their drinks. In most of Francophone Africa, these bans [on palm spirits] became law and highly enforced.

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We sit down with Maybe Mae, Bar Manager – Elisa Rodrigues

Australian Bartender

Maybe Mae bar manager, Elisa Rodrigues, speaks to Alexandra Zinghini about working in hospitality and her career so far. What inspired you to pursue a career in hospitality, and how did that path lead you to Maybe Mae? That passion is what drives me, and its ultimately what led me to my role as bar manager at Maybe Mae.

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

VinePair

Lance Bowman, bar manager, UMMO , Chicago There is no other vodka I could be more excited to mention than Good Vodka. Alex Serena, bar manager, Telefric Barcelona , Los Angeles Chopin Rye Vodka is my go-to for cocktails above and beyond your run-of-the-mill Vodka Soda drinks. Distilled in Bloomington, Ind., We love it.

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Thinking Differently: Neuorodivergent Bartenders Thrive Behind the Stick

VinePair

When Emmanuelle Garcia took on the role of bar manager for The Waiting Room in Durham, N.C., However, they acknowledge that being behind the stick can offer them a layer of protection that other roles in hospitality do not have. This can sometimes be misconstrued as me trying to be problematic.

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Kahii

Australian Bartender

But come nightfall, it transforms into a sophisticated hole in the wall drinking destination: Sydney’s first dedicated tea and coffee cocktail bar. Bar manager and cocktail curator, Fumiaki Michishita, is the creative force and backbone of the venue. By day, Kahii offers a slice of Tokyo in the form of a kissaten-style café.

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Give it up for The Ada Coleman Project, the new initiative for women+ to help the entire industry

The Cocktail Lovers

Kristine Bocchino and Kaitlin Wilkes are on a mission: to build a community to foster the growth and success of women in the hospitality and drinks industry. Launching April 30th, The Ada Coleman Project is a dedicated digital space to empower women+ working in hospitality.