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Bartender Book of the Month Club: Drink Your Garden

Chilled Magazine

Welcome to Chilleds Bartender Book of the Month Club, your monthly guide to essential reads for bartenders. Each month, we spotlight a standout book to add to your collection and keep your creativity flowing. This months book is Drink Your Garden |BelindaKelly, Venise Cunningham, Rylea Foehl | W.

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Drink in History: Army & Navy

Chilled Magazine

Embury’s 1948 book, The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks. Modern versions tweak the ratios, use different gins, or throw in some orange liqueur, but at its core, it remains a simple, balanced delight. Orgeat 1 dash Angostura Bitters Garnish: Grapefruit Twist Preparation Add ingredients to a shaker with ice, shake well until chilled.

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San Diego Bars, Restaurants & Nightlife News And Events For August

PubClub

Black Book On The Water with Chris Lake is taking place Aug. There is an afternoon pool party with a band playing poolside, multiple rum tastings and tiki cocktials bartender challenges, a remarkable (and free) Tiki Marketplace and bands playing throughout the day and into the night. Offical website with ticket information: tikioasis.com.

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Coffee Cocktails Unleashed: Espresso Martinis, Cold Brew, & Beyond

Mixologists

Combine 2 oz premium vodka (like Belvedere ), 1 oz coffee liqueur (such as Mr. Black for its less sugary profile), 1 oz espresso, and ½ oz simple syrup in a shaker with ample ice. The secret to perfection lies in the espresso's quality and the balance of sweetness and bitterness.

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The Five Ingredient Rule

Cocktails with Suderman

A basic Negroni consists of three parts: gin, sweet vermouth, and a bittersweet liqueur, usually Campari. Finally, there’s the contrasting element—most commonly either something bitter, like dasher-bottle bitters or Campari, or something sour, like lemon or lime juice.

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Bar Cart Essentials: Create a Stylish Home Bar Setup

Mixologists

Add sweet and dry vermouth, and liqueurs like Cointreau and Amaretto Disaronno for versatility. Bitters like Angostura add complexity. Flavored syrups and liqueurs add creativity. Bitters: Aromatic additions that enhance cocktail complexity. For gin, Tanqueray 10 offers a citrusy profile. Simple syrup is a must-have.

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The Best Place to Buy Rare and Hard-to-Find Wines

Advanced Mixology

The result is an equally sour and bitter elixir. Plus, it tastes like cherry liqueur, sweet blueberry and violet pastille with a slight accent of smoked meat. The 2019 Thierry Allemand Reynard Cornas scored 98 points in Vinous book. Its distinct flavor profile should be enough to make any cocktail enjoyable.