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1 week ago |
punchdrink.com | Chloe Frechette
The Martini is not a warm-weather cocktail. Famously, it demands subzero temperatures and fast consumption, lest it turn into a puddle of warm gin. It is not built for alfresco drinking. But throw a little tropical fruit in the mix and suddenly it’s not beholden to the same laws. The drink becomes less austere, but no less intriguing.
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3 weeks ago |
punchdrink.com | Chloe Frechette
What’s your cocktail bar red flag? We posed this question on Threads recently, and the answers quickly poured in. “When they clutch their jiggers with a death grip,” wrote one of our followers. “Unrefrigerated vermouth,” said another. Also commonly cited: building Old-Fashioneds in a mixing glass (as opposed to directly in the glass), store-bought syrups and pour spouts on the backbar.
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1 month ago |
punchdrink.com | Chloe Frechette
Close Thank you for subscribing! Email When the owner of Catbirds, a fixture of Houston’s Montrose neighborhood since 1995, decided to stop running the bar, Bobby Heugel and his business partner Peter Jahnke stepped in. Heugel, who owns and operates several of Houston’s pioneering cocktail bars, had been a frequent guest at Catbirds, and didn't want to see it go. “It was a bar that we would all go to when we got off work after making fancy cocktails,” he says. Heugel runs Anvil, Refuge and...
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1 month ago |
punchdrink.com | Chloe Frechette
When we first went in search of the ultimate Espresso Martini back in 2019, the drink was still ascendant. It had not yet become the caffeinated juggernaut that it was in 2021, a drink as ubiquitous as it was reviled, nor had it had become the monster it was in 2023, inexplicably topped with Parmesan cheese. Today, the drink has settled into a less unhinged stasis, becoming a fixture of every cocktail bar, whether it’s on the menu or not.
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2 months ago |
punchdrink.com | Chloe Frechette
If we’re to believe the origin story of the Negroni Sbagliato, we know that sometimes the best recipes are born from mistakes. Such is the case with Kirk Estopinal’s Search for Delicious, a drink that might never have come into existence if it weren’t for human error. The story goes that Estopinal, the current co-owner of Cure and Cane & Table in New Orleans, was working with Stephen Cole at the Violet Hour in Chicago circa 2007.
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