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The 2024 Drink of Summer is like a mash-up recipe of a spritz cocktail and a French 75 with a trendy spirit swap. Find out why the Lone Ranger is our mixologists’ pick for the drink of summer, then learn how to make the Lone Ranger cocktail at home with a tested-and-perfected drink recipe from our Test Kitchen. ....
Editors are the unseen heroes of the publishing world, offering critical behind-the-scenes feedback that can take an author’s work from good to spectacular. Amanda has not only been John’s editor for both Saved by the Bellini and Drink What You Want, she’s also a dear friend. Here they chat about Amanda’s start in publishing, her editing process, and why she chose to focus on cookbooks. Eat Your Words Presents: Saved by the Bellini is Powered by Simplecast ....
Meet the Gay Mixologist Leading the Alcohol-Free Spirits Movement John deBary has a whole new world mapped out for us. “Living in New York is like living three years in the future,” muses John deBary, author of Drink What You Want: The Subjective Guide to Making Objectively Delicious Cocktails. The founder of the zero proof spirits company Proteau explains that the city is “filled with people from literally every corner of the world and with so many different backstories. New Yorkers are always pushing, so it makes sense that an innovative and somewhat counter-intuitive movement would gain a foothold here.” ....
Forget Eggnog: A Blue Blender Drink Is the Holiday Cocktail You Need Bloomberg 24/12/2020 (Bloomberg) Editor’s Note: As more people are working from home, Bloomberg Pursuits is running a weekly Lunch Break column that highlights a notable recipe from a top cookbook and the hack that makes it genius. What better way to send off 2020 than with a drink. The online alcohol platform Drizly Inc. reported a 350% spike in sales compared to last year, according to a report released earlier this month. Among the liquor store owners surveyed, 44% expected holiday sales to be significantly higher than in years past; 63% expected sales to at least match typical fourth quarters. ....