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To gain some insight into the art of mixology, I chatted with Clare Gordon, Northeast Regional Spirits Ambassador for Redemption Whiskey and master mixologist. Clare talks about mixology trends, how to pursue a career in mixology, and of course, her favorite Redemption whiskey. If so, which is it and why?
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It was a tiki/tropical bar or a haven for amaro. 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. It was a classic cocktail bar, or a neo-speakeasy. It is a bit like Walmart.
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These spirits offer rich, complex profiles that add depth to cocktails and provide more opportunities for creativity in mixology, says Jessica Kim, founder and owner at Harumi Sushi. John Gibian, bar lead at The Lions Share in San Diego, also sees a rise in shochu. The goal will be to celebrate purity and craftsmanship.
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