Remove Events Remove Gin Remove Molecular Mixology
article thumbnail

At Home Cocktails: A Guide to Flavorful Mixology

Bartender.com

Bartenders at barschool emphasize the importance of using chilled glassware and premium gin or vodka as the base. For a variation, some bartenders incorporate sparkling wine to create a Vesper Martini, adding complexity to this classic cocktail: Ingredient Measurement Purpose Gin or Vodka 2-3 oz Base spirit Dry Vermouth 0.5-1

article thumbnail

From Shaken to Stirred: Your Ultimate Guide to Mixology Classes

Mixologists

Stir gin or vodka with dry vermouth, and garnish with an olive or lemon twist. The ratio of gin to vermouth is a matter of personal preference. Imagine a gin infused with rosemary and grapefruit, or a vodka with strawberries and basil. Tales of the Cocktail : For industry events and education. "The

professionals

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

A Sip of the Region: Mixology Classes Showcasing Local Flavors

Mixologists

Imagine learning to craft a blackberry bourbon smash using berries plucked from a nearby farm, or a lavender-infused gin cocktail showcasing the aromatic blooms of a local garden. These social elements foster a sense of camaraderie and transform the learning experience into a fun and memorable event. blackberry, raspberry) 0.75

article thumbnail

Global Cocktail Trends: The Mixologist's Atlas of International Flavors

Mixologists

Consider the rise of indigenous Peruvian fruits in pisco sours, or the use of native Australian botanicals in gin. The use of ingredients like vermouth, gin, and Chartreuse is also on the rise, reflecting a renewed interest in classic European cocktails. For example, the resurgence of the "Negroni" and its variations.