Taking Over the Family Business
Incase you missed… Watch a conversation with two second-generation operators about the many facets of taking over the family business.
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Class Recording: Margarita R&D with Mary PalacMary Palac leads an expansive look at the creativity and trends defining modern Margaritas.
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Margarita R&D Lab TourJoin Campari Academy on the road to experience Margarita R&D in YOUR city! Log in to RSVP...
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Class Recording: Black Excellence Through CocktailsBartender Sam Miller leads a celebration of Black contributions to bartending, plus networking concepts and resources.
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Class Recording: How To Sustainably Invest In Your Bar TeamThere's no one right way to train and empower a staff...but there's a lot of wrong ways. Learn how to do it better!
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Class Recording: Reconsidering Dilution with Dave Arnold and Mike CapoferriFrom batching to ice size, understanding dilution is a key skill. Oh, and some very "cool" advanced hacks...
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Flavor Science with Arielle Johnson LIVE: Event PhotosPhotos from a hands-on flavor science class with author Arielle Johnson, live in NYC.
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The Estate DaiquiriA revisited icon with a rich flavor profile, infused with the joyful spirit of our land.
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Standing the Test of Time: Kirsten Holm and K-BarDespite being internationally renowned for its dining and gastronomy, Copenhagen might not be the first place to spring to mind when talking about the global bar scene. Nevertheless, Kirsten Holm managed to put Copenhagen, and perhaps the whole country of Denmark, on the mixology map twenty years ago: K-Bar opened in 2002, and has since […]
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Brandy CrustaThe Brandy Crusta is a classic New Orleans cocktail perfect for Cognac fans. Master the iconic sugar and lemon garnish for a perfect serve.
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Drinks Theater: Class RecordingWatch our class recording to learn about the business of surprise & delight.
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AmericanoThe Americano was first served in creator Gaspare Campari’s bar, Caffé Campari, in the 1860s. This mix of Campari, sweet vermouth, and soda was the direct predecessor to the Negroni and was so named because of its popularity among American expats.
