jeffreymorgenthaler.com

jeffreymorgenthaler.com

Hello! I'm Jeffrey Morgenthaler, and I've been in the bartending industry since 1996 and sharing my insights since 2004. I began my bartending journey while pursuing a degree in Interior Architecture, but eventually realized that my true passion lay in crafting cocktails. This led me to fully commit to becoming a professional bartender. Throughout the years, my goal has been to transform the act of enjoying a drink from a simple routine into a delightful culinary experience, both behind the bar and through my writing.

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  • Sep 21, 2024 | jeffreymorgenthaler.com | Jeffrey Morgenthaler

    Ever since I started building webapps this summer and sharing them with the world, I’ve been (pleasantly) bombarded with requests from people who want more. Which is awesome and I promise I’m going to get to many of the ones I haven’t gotten to yet. However, I have gotten a lot of requests for tools that I’ve already made and shared with the world. So in an effort to make it easier for you to find everything, I’m gonna put them all here in this post.

  • Sep 8, 2024 | jeffreymorgenthaler.com | Jeffrey Morgenthaler

    I made this for you guys because I love you – the Batch Cocktail Calculator. Designed for both professional bartenders and folks who make drinks at home, this calculator takes your single-serving cocktail recipe and turns it into a batch of any size. This project kicked my ass a more than the Universal Syrup Calculator did, but in the end it works great and I hope it will be just as helpful to you as syrupmath.com is. Here are the parameters I set for myself on this project:1.

  • Aug 4, 2024 | jeffreymorgenthaler.com | Jeffrey Morgenthaler

    MAKE YOUR ARNOLD PALMERS WITH APPLE JUICE!!This was the sound of the voice inside my head while I was frantically trying to get a new drink recipe out the door at work so I could photograph it and get the hell out of town so we could jump in the river. I was steeping black tea into hot @martinellisco apple juice because I didn’t have time to infuse the whiskey with it, and the dreamy scent of it all reminded me that Arnold Palmers had been requested for our river lunch.

  • Jul 14, 2024 | jeffreymorgenthaler.com | Jeffrey Morgenthaler

    I shot this a few weeks ago but of course forgot to upload it here. It’s rhubarb season here, and after watching a few people overthink rhubarb syrup I thought I’d share how I do it at home (and at the bar) – it’s insanely easy. Some thoughts on rhubarb syrup. I’ve never liked this method I see people using where you cook the rhubarb for a long time on the stovetop, for several reasons:Rhubarb gets that real stewed, vegetal flavor when you cook it over heat.

  • Mar 23, 2024 | jeffreymorgenthaler.com | Jeffrey Morgenthaler

    This is a take on the solution to The Bloody Mary Conundrum that I posted over a decade ago, in response to the logistical challenges of having a Bloody Mary on the menu at a bar. This particular take is detailed more extensively in the All-Day Bloody Mary post, and I encourage you to read it. This is the recipe for the mix used in that drink. You’ll want a couple of tools for this if you don’t have them already, a digital scale capable of measuring hundredths of a gram and a nut milk bag.

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