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ITT: Barware, Cocktail Accessories, Bitters, etc.
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Putting the bitters in the atomizer? hmm.
I make a pretty elementary cocktail, to be honest. Actually, I like Maker's Mark or Knob Creek and Angostura bitters (haven't even bothered looking for anything else, though after all this talk I might start).
Putting the bitters in the atomizer? hmm.
I make a pretty elementary cocktail, to be honest. Actually, I like Maker's Mark or Knob Creek and Angostura bitters (haven't even bothered looking for anything else, though after all this talk I might start).
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He had more things like absinth in the atomizers. Think along the lines of things you usually rinse a glass with or add a "splash" of. So instead of a splash of absinth, he would spray the ice cubes and top of the glass.
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That's smart. I've seen people rub the rim with stuff because when you change the nose of the drink you basically change it's flavour.
hah, I actually worked with an Irish woman who's mother used to own a pub back home. She said that when patrons would get too drunk, her mom would just pour them water and rub with rim of the glass with whiskey and they were never the wiser!
hah, I actually worked with an Irish woman who's mother used to own a pub back home. She said that when patrons would get too drunk, her mom would just pour them water and rub with rim of the glass with whiskey and they were never the wiser!
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I just ordered this: http://umamimart.com/shop/mixing-glass/yarai-mixing-glass-seamless
It's a little different than the common one I see everywhere which is basically why I picked it.
It's a little different than the common one I see everywhere which is basically why I picked it.
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If you grab anything good, post it. There's an antique show this weekend I'm going to try and hit- they're usually pretty good for stuff like this. It's hard to find a complete set that isn't chipped or otherwise damaged.
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It's nice. My stirring technique is not good, so I haven't used the glass to its full potential.
It's nice. My stirring technique is not good, so I haven't used the glass to its full potential.
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It's nice. My stirring technique is not good, so I haven't used the glass to its full potential.
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hah, nice. I'm not sure where I'd even put that. I'd drink a mean boston sour out off it though.
When to a thrift store while running errands. I scored right out of the gate:
Yes, one old cocktail glass.
hah, nice. I'm not sure where I'd even put that. I'd drink a mean boston sour out off it though.
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