Welcome! Have You Eaten Yet? Hospitality Traditions in AAPI Communities
In 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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Rejiggering the Menu with Mark Murphy: Class RecordingLearn how make creative and financially impactful drink menus for your bar in this Digital Session. Watch Now!
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How To: Five Spice FalernumMaking your own Falernum is a flex. Make it even bolder with a five spice infusion.
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Tiffanie Barriere's Cognac Connection LIVE: Event PhotosCheck out photos from Tiffanie Barrier's history lesson and cocktail workshop live at Campari Academy.
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Kevin Armstong & Giorgio Bargiani Guest Lecture: Event PhotosPhotos from a special guest lecture event, featuring hospitality insights from London bartenders Kevin Armstrong and Giorgio Bargiani
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The Cognac Connection with Tiffanie Barriere: Class RecordingWatch Now: Tiffanie Barriere's history of cognac and celebration of its key cultural role in American history from WWI to 90s hip hop and beyond.
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Coming in Hot! 5 Great Warm Winter CocktailsFind inspiration for your winter menu with this collection of tasty hot cocktails.
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The Art of CoachingOk, the menu is dialed, the lights are low, the playlists are fire, and the mise is en place…is your staff ready? How do you create an environment for success for your business and your team? How do you empower people, behind and outside the bar? Our panel of experts will talk tips on finding […]
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The Cognac Connection with Tiffanie Barriere: Class RecordingWatch Now: Tiffanie Barriere's history of cognac and celebration of its key cultural role in American history from WWI to 90s hip hop and beyond.
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Cocktail Tech with Eddie: Class RecordingWatch now to learn about the gear and techniques driving today's best bars (plus budget alternatives)!
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BiciclettaThis spritz-like sipper’s name is Italian for Bicycle. Often made with dry Italian white or rose wine, another contemporary version uses extra dry vermouth instead.
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The Ritual of the AperitivoAn Aperitivo is more than just a drink - it's an Italian cultural tradition steeped in history. Explore Aperitivo cocktails here.
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How To: Verdita MezcalitaThis easy-to-make Verdita brings crushable, tropical vibes to any drink it touches.