Georgina Torbet

1 week ago | themanual.com | Georgina Torbet

When you improve your home bar, you improve the entire experience. Instead of basic cocktails, you're presented with an enjoyable process and drinks with genuine character. But it takes more than some lesser-known liqueurs and a good shaker. David Rowe is the lead bartender at Orafo at the Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco at Embarcadero. The Italian restaurant touts a fantastic drinks program, made so by Rowe's steadfast attention to craft and details.

1 week ago | themanual.com | Georgina Torbet

Table of Contents We’re still happily vibing with the classic G&T for National Gin & Tonic day, and I am always on the lookout for ways to upgrade my favorite drink. Hendrick’s Gin has some fun suggestions, incorporating ingredients like cold espresso coffee of using distinctive gins to add a bit of extra flair to this classic drink.

1 week ago | themanual.com | Georgina Torbet

Table of Contents Now warmer days are here and the flowers are blooming, it’s the perfect time to embrace fresh flavors in your cocktails. These spring drinks from Sonrisa Rum are full of bright tropical flavors to match the Puerto Rican flavors of the rum, including banana, passion fruit, and coconut. Whenever possible, it’s best to use fresh ingredients in your cocktails for maximum flavor.

2 weeks ago | digitaltrends.com | Georgina Torbet

With all the excitement over the last few years for the shiny and new James Webb Space Telescope, it's easy to forget about the grand old master of the space telescopes, Hubble. But although Webb is a successor to Hubble in some ways, with newer technology and the ability to see the universe in even greater detail, it isn't a replacement.

2 weeks ago | digitaltrends.com | Georgina Torbet

Asteroid 2024 YR4 made headlines earlier this year when astronomers found it had a 1% chance of hitting Earth in 2032. Further observations showed that the chances of impact dropped to practically zero, so there’s no need to worry about an upcoming impact from this object in the next 10 years. But an asteroid passing closing to the planet is still a great opportunity for research, and astronomers have been taking readings from YR4 and have now created a 3D model of it.