Mixology Trends

Stay ahead of mixology trends with creative garnishing, insights into the latest crafted beverages, and a guide to the best tools for home bartenders.

BYOB Cocktail Emporium Toronto

Known as Toronto’s coolest neighbourhood, Queen Street West – or Queen West to its ultra-hip patrons – is the creative hub of the city: a lively two-kilometre strip packed with galleries, must-visit restaurants, fashion stores and boutique hotels, it is a major tourist attraction in the southwest quadrant of the Ontarian capital. Tucked amid this…

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Vancouver’s The Modern Bartender Bartending Supply Store

By his own admission Rod Moore is a home bar geek, with a deep love for and knowledge of all things cocktail and drink related, and who was the proud owner of a ‘crazy’ set up in his own house. From those small beginnings – it was in 2005 when he purchased his first, very…

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Whiskey Basics: History, Drinks and Storage

Whiskey is a popular spirit used in many cocktails, but it is also commonly enjoyed alone or mixed simply. With a higher alcohol level than beer or wine and a stronger taste than vodka or rum, whiskey is considered by many to be an acquired taste. However, for those who appreciate it, no spirit can…

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Vodka Basics: History, Drinks and Storage

Worldwide, vodka is one of the most popular spirits. One reason is that vodka is a “chameleon,” so to speak. Virtually odorless and tasteless, vodka easily blends into nearly any other beverage, making it an excellent addition to a variety of drinks. Since it is such a popular spirit, it is vitally important that bartenders understand…

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