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Creating a New World of Cocktails

Spiritz

Robert Hospet informs that some bars are exploring using AI algorithms to analyse flavour profiles and suggest new ingredient combinations. “This can lead to unexpected and delightful flavour discoveries, like a whisky cocktail with a hint of lavender or a gin concoction featuring starfruit,” he adds.

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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

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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.