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Walk-On’s Shoots to Score With Menu Revamp

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We have an ambitious goal to increase beverage sales within our restaurants, and to achieve this, its crucial that we have the right mix of products and cocktails that appeal to our guests, says John Hagen, Walk-Ons senior director of culinary, who oversees beverage. The revamp includes a new bar program and cocktail menu.

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Review: Copper Fox Amaro y Arroyo

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Virginia’s Copper Fox Distillery has been mixing up impressive craft cocktails at both their Sperryville and Williamsburg locations since the state loosened restrictions on on-site beverage sales (which still aren’t loose enough, if you ask most Virginia distillers). Let’s check it out.

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Hydrosol Martinis and Vacuum Distillation With Miles Macquarrie of Kimball House

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An infinite amount of work can go into crafting a high-quality cocktail, from the basics of using fresh juice and good ice to the painstaking complexities of things like house-made infusions, clarification, and force carbonation. Credit: Scott Semler Miles is nowhere near done experimenting with hydrosols.

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What It Takes to Run a World-Class Non-Alcoholic Beverage Program

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Nearly a decade after Seedlip’s launch kickstarted the transformation of “non-alcoholic spirits” from a contradiction in terms to a legitimate beverage category, the case for thoughtful, well-executed non-alcoholic beverage programs has been resoundingly made. But now, it’s a baseline expectation.

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