5 Date Night Drinks From The Beverage Architects
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Join us as we unveil a selection of our Beverage Architects' cherished cocktails (including one delightful mocktail) guaranteed to captivate the night.
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With mixology and craft cocktail trends on the rise, consumer interest in cocktail mixers has gained momentum. Mixers are the non-alcoholic ingredients added to alcohol to create a cocktail. Cocktail recipes vary widely, and can range from a simple list of ingredients to an exotic menu with intricate preparation instructions. As the cocktail culture continues to grow, new flavor profiles and product innovations continue to drive the cocktail mixer category.
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The most popular cocktail in the world is the old fashioned.
For almost 100 years, bartenders weren’t allowed to age or infuse spirits purchased for use in Canadian bars.
The earliest cocktails were a mix of spirits, sugar, water, and bitters.
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The origins of the word "cocktail" has been disputed through etymology and farmers. The first recorded use of the word, when not referring to a horse, was found in The Morning Post and Gazetteer in London, England, March 20, 1798.
Traditionally cocktail ingredients included sugar, water, bitters, and of course... spirits. Later, this particular recipe evolved to include the addition of a liqueur. With wine and beer being less available during the Prohibition era in the U.S.A., liquor-based cocktails became more popular due to accessibility.
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Join us as we unveil a selection of our Beverage Architects' cherished cocktails (including one delightful mocktail) guaranteed to captivate the night.
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Each year, our team of Beverage Architects here at Flavorman come together to flex our divination muscles and attempt to predict the beverage trends of the upcoming year. Check out our predictions for 2024 Beverage Trends!
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