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ShakeStir Acquires Shaker & Spoon

Chilled Magazine

This acquisition brings together two complementary approaches to cocktail culture: Cocktail Courier excels as a high-volume cocktail bar, crafting and delivering expertly-made cocktails at scale, partnering with iconic brands and events such as the Grammys, Oscars, and Netflix.

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Employees Only Turns 20: An Oral History of the Iconic NYC Speakeasy

VinePair

Excellent craft drinks, yes, but ones that were free-poured, doled out with haste, and in high volume. Zaric: I’m sure you guys remember, too; I think “New York Magazine” voted us the worst name for a new bar that year. Hadzismajlovic: It was “Time Out.” Gilroy: “Time Out,” yeah. Kosmas: Worst name for a bar!

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How Jackson Cannon Helped Build (and Rebuild) Boston’s Cocktail Culture

Imbibe Magazine

For a long while, it looked like Eastern Standard—the stylish and influential high-volume bar and restaurant near Fenway Park that opened in 2005—might also be among those casualties. The Monday mixology appointments lasted from May 2020 to June 2021. In January of this year, Drink, a pioneering local bar, shuttered for good.

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We’re Recapping Chilled 100 ELEVATE 2024: The Second Golden Age of the American Cocktail with Dale DeGroff and Ted Breaux

Chilled Magazine

and Dale DeGroff, the James Beard award-winning father of mixology who reinvented the bartending profession. was in its disco area, and the high-volume bar concept was introduced. The pair discussed the history of the American cocktail and how major U.S. events helped to shape the cocktails of today. By the 1970s, the U.S.

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Where to Drink Cocktails in San Diego

Imbibe Magazine

It’s mixology magic. But that’s just one example of the technique-driven mixology behind du Bois’ bar program, which boasts an impressive 72 cocktails. The post Where to Drink Cocktails in San Diego appeared first on Imbibe Magazine.