Decoding Cocktails
No jargon. No pretension. Just the confidence to buy well at the store and make better drinks at home.
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Cocktails are not the hero of the story
Last week I listened to an interview with the communications professional Lulu Cheng Meservey and I haven’t been able to get it out of my head.
At one point, she was talking about the backlash that AI and data centers are experiencing, an...
I finally pitched my retail education project Shelf to Shaker. It didn't go how I expected.
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Cocktails are not for special occasions
Cocktails have a problem… we’re not making enough of them. This is not a call for excess but rather to declare that we should not treat them as so precious that we don’t make them nor completely overlook what it takes to make one well.
Now...
New newsletter: Three Drinks In...
Hello everyone,
I've started a new monthly email newsletter will not be on Substack aimed at bartenders and liquor store employees called “Three Drinks In...” If that sounds like you, someone you know, or like something you’re interested...
Podcast ep. 75: Dr. Nicola Nice, How Women Brought the Cocktail Home
Dr. is the author of The Cocktail Parlor: How Women Brought the Cocktail Home. This book helped me think about cocktails and entertaining more holistically. Clubs, bars, hotels, and restaurants may be where many drinks originally came to l...
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