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Meet Chilled 100 Bartender Laura Pica

Chilled Magazine

I draw inspiration from the industry itself, from the love of hospitality and the desire to create. Purple Radish & Rosemary-infused Simple Syrup Micro Purple Radish (if available) or Lemon Twist, for garnish Preparation Add all ingredients in a cocktail glass with ice and stir until well chilled and diluted.

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Get To Know Bob Peters: Crafting Cocktails and Southern Hospitality at Chief’s Modern Cocktail Parlor

Chilled Magazine

His passion for hospitality began early, inspired by the warm, welcoming gatherings his parents often hosted. Through it all, Bob has remained committed to the simple yet powerful idea that hospitality, at its best, brings people together. That sense of making people feel at home has been at the heart of his approach ever since.

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We Asked 9 Bartenders: What’s Your Guilty-Pleasure Cocktail Ingredient?

VinePair

Clarified cocktails made with Cocoa Puff-infused mezcal? Basically any Monin syrup can be used in place of simple syrup. They’re usually a bit richer than a 1:1 syrup (closer to 2:1), so start with half the amount and add from there as needed. Those exist. Chartreuse in everything, everywhere, all the time?

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Three Ways: Ranch Water

Imbibe Magazine

From green tea infusions to chili-spiked sotol variations, here are three next-gen Ranch Waters to take for a spin. green tea-infused blanco tequila 1/2 oz. Add infused tequila and fresh lime juice and stir, then top with cold sparkling mineral water. lime simple syrup 1/4 oz. lime simple syrup 1/4 oz.

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The Chilled 100 Bartenders Create Unique Rum Cocktails Using Ten To One

Chilled Magazine

Hibiscus brings a taste of Southern hospitality, connecting this drink to Atlanta, where my story continues to unfold. Gently layer the hibiscus simple syrup over the rum layer using bar spoon to maintain the layers. In a shaker, combine Ten To One Rum, the tamarind puree, and fresh lime juice.

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The 26 Best Margarita Recipes

VinePair

In this variation, the classic Margarita build gets a boost from a bird’s eye chili-infused simple syrup, which provides the build with both sweetness and heat. Polished off with blueberry-infused simple and a pinch of sea salt, the Margarita transforms into a certifiably crushable concoction.

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

VinePair

Solis, CEO, Sol Hospitality Group and Maison Solís , Los Angeles “I would have to say a Moscow Mule. Squeeze fresh lime juice and make a simple syrup or something else sweet; I personally think a 1:1 honey syrup is the best way to make a Mule.”