Mexican Spirits Portfolio Learning Module Level 1
Discover the flavor of place within the Mexican Spirits Portfolio. These learning modules cover an overview of the Categories of Tequila, Chili Liqueur, Mezcal, their history, individual brand stories, and how to best enjoy them.
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Where The Wild Drinks Are: Class RecordingDanny Childs (author of Slow Drinks) teaches "farm to glass" cocktails. Harness wild flavors with ferments, tinctures, and more!
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Notes From a Pop Up: Tips, Tactics, and TechniquesPop ups can be hard. With smart planning and prep, they don't have to be.
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How To: Banana Oleo SacchrumThis Banana Peel Oleo Sacchrum is a no-fuss hack to add playful tropical notes to drinks.
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Scorpion Bowls and Survival: A Chinese-American Cocktail LegacyFamily history, immigrant experiences, and Mai Tais.
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Nose Dive with Harold McGee: Class RecordingAuthor Harold McGee talks scent and flavor on a molecular level, from the cosmos to why your next Daiquiri might need Parmesan...
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How To: Make an Acid SolutionThis clever and super easy hack lets you take control of brightness and acidity in cocktails.
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Wine SyrupGot leftover wine? Turn it into Wine Syrup! Hit save on this post for the next time you're looking for a trick to re-use that leftover wine and turn it into a delicious Left-Over Wine Sour made with Espolon Tequila.
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Welcome! Have You Eaten Yet? Hospitality Traditions in AAPI CommunitiesIn celebration of AAPI History Month. We are exploring the theme of “Welcome” and how our panelists have brought their cultures to their style of hospitality. Please join us for stories, lessons, and more.
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What Does A Negroni Sound Like?While only a tiny handful of people have true Synesthesia, research on Crossmodal Correspondance shows huge flavor-crafting opportunities...
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Old PalNamed for a sports editor who would call even his slightest acquaintances “old pals”, this twist on the traditional Negroni uses rye whiskey and dry vermouth for a dry and subtly spicy take on the European classic.
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How to make the perfect Aperol SpritzThis easy to learn method makes the perfect Aperol Spritz every time!