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Winning Cocktails - 2020-21
The Bacardí Legacy Cocktail Competition always straddles two years with competitors around the world competing in their national competitions one year while the global final follows in the next year. Like so much else in life, the Covid-19 pandemic led to the 2021 final, scheduled to be held May 2020 in Miami, to be postponed.
The final, eventually held virtually, revealed eight bartenders selected from the original 39 national finalists. These Grand Finalists presented their Legacy cocktails via video to a panel of judges in London at the end of June 2021 who awarded Praphakorn Konglee the winner with his Out of Sight cocktail - the second consecutive to be won by a bartender from Thailand.
SHARES Quan Jew Louie was Vancouver-born, a member of the influential HY Louie family and a UBC soccer champion, but the government still didn’t consider him Canadian. A flying officer during the Second World War, he was hit by enemy shells in Germany and crashed into a field. He died for a country that rejected him.
Microfilm reproduction of Quan Jew Louie’s CI9 travel authorization via Library and Archives Canada.
Every Remembrance Day, Cecil Yip would shine his shoes and polish his medals. Then, putting them on with his purple beret and navy suit jacket, he’d set off for Vancouver’s Chinatown. He’d meet his brother Dick and other veterans of Pacific Unit 280 to march in the big parade, sometimes with tears in his eyes, and after, raise a glass to their fallen comrades.