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Check Out Top Entries in the Mango Shotta Paint the Town Mango Cocktail Competition. Last Chance to Enter!

Chilled Magazine

Spice up your bar with the vibrant hues and flavors of Mango Shotta. By crafting an original bright orange shooter and cocktail, we invite bartenders to show us how they “Paint the Town Mango”. Take a fresh grapefruit peel and use the flame of a match to express the oils through the flame onto the shooter.

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The Essential Shot Guide [Infographic]

VinePair

In the modern drinks landscape, it’s easy to forget about shots — or shooters, to be more specific. Essentially miniature versions of larger-format cocktails, shooters are typically made with two or more spirits. These days, you’ll mostly find flavored shots at dive bars, likely being thrown back by people who just turned 21.

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Are Bartender’s Handshake Shots Still Cool if They’re on the Menu?

VinePair

On my birthday a few years ago, a friend who works in the wine industry bought me a bartender’s handshake shot at a bar. The zesty, bittersweet citrus tamed Fernet’s menthol tidal wave in a way only a bartender could’ve known it would, making for an invigorating, surprisingly balanced one sipper. plus G.D.T.s plus G.D.T.s

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Why Hire Professional Napa Valley Bartenders?

Today's Bartender

Professional bartenders in California are increasingly being hired to attend to corporate events. San Francisco bartending has especially come of age and more than ever before, bars are hiring highly trained bartenders to attend the patrons.

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This Is Not a Painkiller

Cocktails with Suderman

One of the many great things about home bartending is that you can make drinks any way you want. This is not always true, however, in a bar setting. And of course, this extends to names as well: Bars often have house versions of classics that depart very slightly from the standard, easily Google-able recipes.

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Cosmopolitan Recipe and History

Mixologists

However, a few bartenders across the US insist that they are responsible for the creation of the Cosmopolitan in the '70s and '80s. Cheryl Cook claims to have created the Cosmo while working in a bar on South Beach in Miami. The bar was featured in a copy of Cosmopolitan magazine, inspiring Ms Cook to name her new cocktail.

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Don’t Take Shots

Cocktails with Suderman

A fourth round appeared when another person joined the party, eager to do his part, and then a fifth when the bartender gave the group one on the house. You arrive at a bar to meet a group of friends or acquaintances, and someone has a really great idea: Let’s all take shots! You may well have had a similar experience yourself.

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