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During this time, we invite you to enjoy Symon Says Thursday at home! Make Angeline by Michael Symon’s Manhattan Figura for your virtual happy hour.
Izakaya’s General Manager Zach Davis has created a special at-home cocktail that’s an intense and spirt-forward drink that features whiskey, contract, and sweet vermouth.
The all new Level One Cocktail Bar & Lounge joins Borgata Nightlife’s roster as an intimate venue for high-end gaming, entertainment, and innovative cocktails, such as the Forbidden Fruit.
The all new Level One Cocktail Bar & Lounge joins Borgata Nightlife’s roster as an intimate venue for high-end gaming, entertainment, and innovative cocktails, such as the No Judging.
Wolfgang Puck American Grille is constantly evolving and perfecting their cocktail program, especially as the seasons change. Their newest creation, The Hipster’s Paradise, is a perfect way to cool off with the upcoming summer weather. It’s a wild combination of a cocktail that will have you wondering what exactly makes it so delicious.
If the busy holiday season has you needing a little pick me up, the mixologists at Wolfgang Puck American Grille at Borgata have just the answer. Their Eggnog Martini is a decadent cocktail that combines everyone’s favorite holiday drink with an unexpected twist.
Being a designated diver makes you a hero to begin with, but that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be able to have some tasty fun while being the life-saving friend at your party. Borgata, along with The John R. Elliott HERO Campaign, agree. They are teaming up with other area bars to take part in the first ever HEROtini Mocktail Challenge, which promotes the important role of designated drivers.
There are a lot of skills that go into bartending and creating the perfect cocktail. There’s mixing, stirring, squeezing (as in lemons etc.) shaking, blending and a host of other ways of bringing together all of the flavors in a cocktail.
But one of the all-time best has to be muddling, such as we see in today’s cocktail recipe from The Water Club’s Culinary Lifestyle Consultant and Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian.
It’s called the London Refresher, and it calls for muddling. That’s muddling, not muggling, which comes from that other English import Harry Potter.
No, muddling, to be precise, is to mix together, especially confusedly. In this recipe, you get to muddle away on key ingredients before adding the liquor – gin, of course, it is the London Refresher. In this case, you’ll need a muddling stick (really, it’s a bartender tool, much like a pestle). Then you just muddle up the ingredients and add the gin.