How to Create Your Own Olympic-Themed Cocktails
The Olympics are a time of celebration, unity, and friendly competition. What better way to honor th...
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..... is a brand new spanking infographic that we've had produced to show you some metrics in the cocktail making industry.
Stats such as average ingredient count, most used spirits and mixers, and some quirky cocktails facts are included. We're just putting the finishing touches to it and should have it out later this week. Check back then to find out more.
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The way you pour ingredients can affect your cocktail's final taste. Pour slowly and steadily to ensure proper mixing. When layering cocktails, use the back of a spoon to gently add the next ingredient so they don’t mix prematurely. This technique is essential for creating visually stunning layers in drinks like the Pousse-Café.
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