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Waldorf Astoria New York Partners with Renowned Mixologist Jeff Bell for the Return of Peacock Alley

Chilled Magazine

Waldorf Astoria New York announced a partnership with Jeff Bell, managing partner of renowned speakeasy Please Dont Tell (PDT) and Apres Cru Hospitality, to lead the cocktail program at Peacock Alley Bar and Lex Yard, the hotels signature restaurant.

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We Asked 12 Bartenders: What’s the Most Underrated Whiskey Cocktail? (2024)

VinePair

.” Paul Blackwell, area director of operations, Concrete Hospitality Group , NYC An underrated whiskey drink that deserves more attention is the Boulevardier. The Boulevardier is a perfect blend of sweet, bitter, and warming flavors made with whiskey (usually bourbon or rye), sweet vermouth, and Campari.

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The Cocktail College Podcast: The East India Cocktail

VinePair

First documented in the late 1800’s, the East India Cocktail combines Cognac , curaao, fruit syrup, bitters , and Maraschino liqueur. Here to answer all of those questions is Chicago-based Abe Vucekovich, beverage director at Meadowlark Hospitality. What should said fruit be? How are we making the syrup?

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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. This nod to Japan’s natural hot springs features shiitake-infused sake, acid-adjusted green apple juice, sansho pepper syrup, a smoky Inoki tea, and tamari bitters. Try the Onsen Fumito.

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The Ultimate Guide To Craft Mocktails For Dry January

A Bar Above

Plus, for those of us in the hospitality industry, offering a thoughtfully-crafted, non-alcoholic option for guests who are not drinking alcohol– for whatever reason– is just excellent service and good business. Balance – Balance is the interplay between the five basic taste elements: sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami.

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Mixologist and Alcohol-Free Bar Owner Taylor Boyd’s Non-Alc Picks

Dry Atlas

Taylor’s path has been shaped by an innate love for hospitality and connection. This led him from bussing tables at a local country club to mastering the art of mixology, eventually studying hospitality and event management at the University of Central Florida.

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Asian Cocktails Are Going To Be A Big Trend In 2025 - Everything You Need To Know (H1)

Advanced Mixology

That said, some Sake can also have bitter or herbal notes. We also have a burgeoning bar consultancy which offers menu development, training and venue consultancy for global hospitality venues. Sake, like many other spirits, has a really varied flavor profile.