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Make your bar more sustainable by making cocktails with your scraps…
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As the lauded East Village bar Pouring Ribbons reaches its third anniversary, partners Joaquín Simó, Jason Cott and Shannon Tebay have retooled its concept.

You can still count on the …
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All over the world, drinks have been reaching new heights with atypical ingredients and absurd garnishes.

Even when you think you’ve seen it all, there will always be that cocktail …
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It’s time to get cozy with a variety of ciders that will deliver those familiar fruity-dry flavors to your palate.

Gone are the days when ciders were enjoyed by Brits …
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It’s been a pretty dire situation in terms of the water supply in California.

As a result, it’s really highlighted conservation efforts that are being taken on by the everyman …
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When it comes to cocktails served at restaurants, bartenders often design a collection of libations that will complement the food on the menu.

However, there are several restaurants in Los …
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On National Vodka Day, this Sunday, October 4, raise a glass to the spirit that once was touted as “flavorless”, but now offers so many permutations that you will never …
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When it comes to the ingredients in your cocktails, are you paying enough attention to the garnish?

Among the most popular and traditional are maraschino cherries, seen in everything from …
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The idea for Pig & Punch — and its sister event, Swig ‘n Swine — came to The Bon Vivants’ co-founders Josh Harris and Scott Baird while anticipating their second …
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We all know where Ernest Hemingway supposedly enjoyed a Mojito and where he enjoyed a Daquiri, but it’s the beginnings of the Mojito that date back to the days of …
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Sun’s out. Time to get your beer on.

You’re going to want to drink suds of the refreshing sort, perhaps with a hint of fruit here and a session-able IPA …
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Once upon a time in Los Angeles’ Koreatown, the neighborhood’s go-to watering holes were better known for their chicken wings and divey nautical themes than any sort of upscale craft …
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