
For Devin Kennedy, Simplicity Does Not Mean Simplistic
The Pouring Ribbons bartender looks for nuance in everyday ingredients, creating drinks that are familiar, but not formulaic.
- story: Chloe Frechette
- photo: Lizzie Munro
The Pouring Ribbons bartender looks for nuance in everyday ingredients, creating drinks that are familiar, but not formulaic.
Cinnamon syrup and banana liqueur are like the "salt and pepper" of this Piña Colada.
In "Masters of X," we spotlight bartenders chasing perfection in one drink. Here, Joaquín Simó takes on the Sidecar.
This version ups the Cognac and adds a spoonful of rich demerara syrup for body.
Dated as it might seem, the "Hamilton Beach" stand-up mixer has a variety of practical applications in modern drink-making.
Joaquín Simó's riff on the Twentieth Century cocktail features a split base of pisco and cacao spirit.
At some of today’s most highly regarded bars, a new menu is no longer just a list of drinks.