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How Mileta’s Bar Manager John Shelton Crafted The Wasp, a Fig Leaf-Infused Gin Cocktail

Chilled Magazine

Infusions add a huge level of depth and complexity to cocktails, and at Mileta , Bar Manager John Shelton highlights this technique with The Wasp. Made with fig leaf-infused gin, Genepy, sweet rouge vermouth, and bitters, the drink balances herbal, vanilla, and coconut notes for an aromatic experience. Fig Leaf Gin oz.

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Elements: PX Sherry

Imbibe Magazine

In his The Rum Also Rises cocktail, Simon’s team uses PX sherry as a binding agent that connects the floral fruitiness of tea-infused rum with the bittersweet flavors of cacao and coffee to create an indulgent nightcap that doubles as dessert. Earl Grey–infused rum (Simon suggests a white rum such as Bounty or Flor de Caña) 3/4 oz.

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Elements: Dill Cocktails

Imbibe Magazine

At Opto , a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant in Manhattan, dill-infused vodka is the base of the evocatively named Fantasy is a Necessary Ingredient cocktail. “I Fantasy Is a Necessary Ingredient Dill-infused vodka is the backbone of this herbaceous dirty Martini riff. dill-infused vodka 1/4 oz. dill-infused vodka 1/4 oz.

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Crafting Exceptional Cocktails with Bartender Adam Fournier

Chilled Magazine

Popular cocktails on the menu include the Amalfi Gimlet, which features gin or vodka, Meyer lemon, and an Amalfi Air that evokes the Mediterranean breeze, and the Banana Dance, a personal favorite of Fourniers that is essentially a low-ABV Manhattan-style drink with banana-infused sherry and Irish whiskey. Ford's London Dry Gin oz.

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The Sazerac, Perfected: What Bartenders at The Roosevelt New Orleans Want You to Know

Chilled Magazine

It is crafted by spraying a chilled glass with absinthe and garnishing it with a lemon twist, infusing herbal notes and adding brightness. A close cousin of the Old Fashioned, the Sazerac incorporates absinthe and Peychaud’s bitters, creating a complex aromatic profile. Huey Long also lived in the 12th floor suite at The Roosevelt.”

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Modern Coffee Cocktails

Imbibe Magazine

And while these classics are still as popular as ever, modern coffee cocktails have evolved to incorporate everything from drip coffee to infusions, syrups, and cold-brew concentrate. Tipsy Jitters Infusing the cream with Angostura bitters amps up the warm fall flavors of this coffee cocktail by Nashville’s Martha My Dear.

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The Ultimate Guide to The Porthole Infuser

Casual Mixologist

If youve been knocking around mixology blogs awhile, youve seen The Porthole infuser. What is the Porthole infuser? You can use it to make any cold infusion. This gorgeous Porthole can create batch cocktails, infused olive oils, cold brew tea, and coffee. Bitters: you can make house bitters using infusions.