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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. Ancho Reyes chile liqueur 3 barspoons saline solution (1 part sea salt to 9 parts water) 2 barspoons jalapeño tincture 2 oz. Jalapeño Tincture Mix 8 oz. green tea-infused blanco tequila 1/2 oz. sotol 3/4 oz.

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We Ask Bar Director Evan Williams about Herb Washing for Cocktails

Chilled Magazine

In a nutshell, it combines vacuum oleo-saccharum, “oil sugar,” to pull the aromatic oils from an herb via osmotic dehydration, and a good old fashioned liquor infusion. Dalida is a concept built upon the hospitality, culture, and flavors of the Eastern Mediterranean, as reflected through the lens of Northern California.

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Sri Lankan Curry House Meets Hidden Cocktail Bar

Australian Bartender

Expect signature drinks that shake things up, like the Falooda Milk Punch (coconut rum, strawberry shrub, rose syrup, coconut milk, strawberry jelly) or the South-East Side (turmeric-infused gin, lime, pandan, mint). Now, after four years, theyre back with Kasippubringing the best of Sri Lankan hospitality to the heart of Sydney.

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The Margarita Knows No Bounds

VinePair

Riffs now include unusual ingredients, infusions, and syrups that take the drink well beyond the sugary strawberry Margaritas of yesteryear. “I The mezcal in it is infused with an earthy fungus called huitlacoche, which is considered a delicacy in Mexico. Superbueno uses a chili tincture, as does Cabinet and Leyenda.

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Clarification and High-Acid Stirred Drinks With Theo Ouya of Bar Contra

VinePair

The New York-based food scientist, bartender, and technologist pioneered techniques like centrifuge clarification, force carbonation, rapid infusion, liquid nitrogen chilling, and nitro-muddling, just to name a few. It’s impossible to overstate Dave Arnold’s impact on the world of cocktails. made his way to New York. “Not

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Beverage Trends for 2024

Cheers

and Carbonate ’s annual hospitality trends report foresees restaurants getting particularly creative with flight presentations. The range of use is great — from sweet, creamy cheese foam garnishing a cocktail to hard cheese grated on top or even infused within spirits,” the report says.

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Capturing California in Cocktails With Tone Arasa and Nicholas Torres of True Laurel

VinePair

Clarification, infusion, carbonation, and batching for speed of service are all within the purview of bartender and prep lead Tone Arasa, who was kind enough to let me in for a peek behind the curtain on a chilly Bay Area morning. San Francisco bar True Laurel taps into all of the aforementioned bells and whistles.

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