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We Asked 10 Bartenders: What’s the Hardest Cocktail to Master?

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After conquering low-lift highballs and easy equal-parts concoctions, most aspiring bartenders are eager to step into the big leagues and attempt more intricate cocktails. Furthermore, with the somewhat ongoing conversation about whether rye whiskey or Cognac (or both!) Here’s what they had to say.

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At Modern Cocktail Bars, It’s Every Drink, Everywhere, All at Once. Is That Such a Bad Thing?

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Also on offer may be a frozen cocktail or two, draft cocktails, a fat-washed cocktail, a clarified milk punch, a Boilermaker, a fancified whiskey highball, something with shochu, and a spritz. And also people are realizing that at those high-end cocktail bars, those cocktails are very, very expensive and the margins are very tight.

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Building Faster Rounds — and Better Drinks — With Attaboy’s Haley Traub

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Many bars and restaurants are attempting to do ‘high volume’ without any of the training, systems, infrastructure etc. In a follow-up story, he added: “This is not an isolated problem. needed to accomplish said goal.” I don’t want anyone taking more than two to three steps to grab an ingredient,” Haley says.

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Ask a Bartender: How Do You Accurately Count Out a Free Pour?

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But in high-volume sports bars and dives where the cocktail menu doesnt stretch beyond two- to three-ingredient highballs, many bartenders resort to free pouring (with a speed pourer attached to a bottle) to maximize efficiency. That isnt to say that theyre just winging measurements.

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Seasonal Coffee Cocktail Menus: Trends & Recipes for Bars & Restaurants - Maximizing Profits & Delighting Patrons

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This adds a unique depth of flavor that appeals to whiskey enthusiasts. Quality glassware (martini glasses, mugs, highball glasses, etc.): High-quality glassware elevates the drinking experience. Consider: Smoked Coffee Old Fashioned: Infuse bourbon with smoked coffee beans for a rich, aromatic twist.

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