A Bar Above

NOVEMBER 14, 2023

Oil for the Menorah: Martini with Olive Oil A spin on one of the most classic cocktails there is, this Martini recipe includes olive oil as a reference to the oil traditionally used to light the candles of a menorah. This is perfect for your signature cocktail any night of Hanukkah, pairing deliciously with classic potato latkes.

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Today's Bartender

NOVEMBER 15, 2019

Pisco Punch Pisco is a grape-based brandy from Peru, but it’s been imported to San Francisco since the 1830s. Duncan Nicol, owner of the Bank Exchange Saloon, paired it with pineapple, lime juice, sugar, distilled water, and gum arabic to make the now infamous fruity cocktail. Boothby The signature cocktail of William T.

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VinePair

JUNE 20, 2024

The simple ice, gin, and tonic build remains a mainstay in U.K. Made with a 2:1:1 ratio of gin, lemon juice, and simple syrup, it’s topped with club soda. To stay true to the original recipe, use Old Tom gin, which is distilled with sugar to produce a slightly sweeter, less herbaceous spirit that complements the cocktail.

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VinePair

FEBRUARY 28, 2024

“The Margarita is just such a vehicle for tequila — it’s just one of the most popular cocktails that gets ordered across any bar program, if not the most popular cocktail,” Davidson says. Slivovitz probably needs a signature cocktail.

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Mixologists

MARCH 13, 2025

Brandy: Offers a warm, nutty base, ideal for dark roast coffee infusions. Sweetening Your Infusion: Sugars and Syrups Simple Syrup: Balances bitterness, easy to make. Use simple syrup for easy adjustment. Host Cocktail Parties: Showcase your coffee-infused creations at cocktail parties and gatherings.

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Bartender.com

APRIL 10, 2025

Bartenders at europeanbartenderschool often use these syrups to create balanced drinks, such as a rum and coke with a twist of vanilla syrup. The versatility of flavored syrups allows mixologists to experiment with various taste profiles, enhancing classic recipes or developing unique signature cocktails.

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Mixologists

JANUARY 16, 2025

Sous vide infusions lend themselves particularly well to the creation of unique, signature cocktail ingredients - from lavender-infused gin to smoked cinnamon-laced whiskey. In a large bowl or pitcher, combine the cooled milk mixture, rum, brandy, and lemon juice. Heat, stirring occasionally, until the sugar has fully dissolved.

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