Posted on 27 July 2020 by Billy
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Summer’s in full swing and our virtual tasting program continues with some appropriately late-summer sessions. Summer-sipping July has been great for tastings, with everything from American whiskeys for Independence Day and oily Islay drams, to…
Continue reading »Posted on 31 May 2016 by Billy
11 Comments on Vermouth – not just for bartenders
Vermouth is a drink that’s definitely on the rise. For years it’s been relegated to the sorry state of being ‘just’ a cocktail ingredient, but more recently there’s been a resurgence in vermouth being appreciated…
Continue reading »Posted on 29 April 2016 by Stuart
3 Comments on Vermouth tasting – a bittersweet symphony
Vermouth has long been the secret weapon of a good bartender. They know that a dash can transform a cocktail, adding complexity and depth, as well as a refreshing, bittersweet character. Vermouth’s other strong suit…
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