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Daiquiri
What you'll learn
The origin and evolution of the Daiquiri, from early 20th-century Cuba to modern bars.
How to select and measure white rum, lime juice, and simple syrup for optimal balance.
Proper shaking technique: ice selection, shaker fill level, and pour timing.
Glassware choice and presentation tips (e.g., chilled coupe vs. Nick & Nora glass).
Simple variations (e.g., adding fruit purée or flavored syrups) while preserving the classic profile.
Salvatore’s Legacy
What you'll learn
How to select and source top-tier amaro and ultra-aged rum for balanced depth
Techniques for saffron-infusing sweet vermouth and achieving optimal flavor extraction
Proper stirring methods to maintain clarity and texture
The importance of glassware choice and garnish to enhance aroma and presentation
How to adjust sweetness and bitterness ratios to suit individual palates
Pairing Salvatore’s Legacy with fine cheeses, dark chocolate, or light desserts
Bloody Mary
What you'll learn
How to balance tomato juice, vodka, and spice for a perfectly seasoned cocktail.
Techniques for layering Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, and horseradish to build depth of flavor.
Proper methods to rim a glass (celery salt, pepper, or spice blend) for added texture and taste.
Creative garnish arrangements—from classic celery stalks to pickles, olives, and bacon.
Ways to customize heat level and saltiness to suit different preferences.
Tips for preparing a large batch (pitcher or bar-style) without sacrificing freshness.
Louis XIII Pure Gold Cocktail
What you'll learn
How to select and handle Louis XIII Cognac to preserve its intricate aromatic profile
Techniques for incorporating edible gold safely and attractively
Crafting a saffron-infused vermouth modifier that enhances, not overpowers, the cognac’s rancio
Proper stirring and dilution to maintain clarity while achieving silky texture
Choosing quality orange bitters and balancing their citric-spice character against the spirit base
Presentation tips: from glass choice to garnish placement for maximal visual impact
Serving temperature guidelines to showcase every nuance of ultra-aged cognac
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Cosmopolitan
What you'll learn
How to select and measure high-quality vodka, cranberry juice, Triple Sec (or Cointreau), and fresh lime juice for optimal balance.
Proper shaking technique: ice selection, shaker fill level, and timing to achieve a silky-smooth texture and bright color.
Glassware choice and chilling methods (using a martini glass vs. a coupe).
Classic garnish options—lime wheel or twist—and how to express citrus oils for aroma.
Variations on the original recipe (e.g., swapping orange liqueurs or adjusting tartness).
Tips for batch-make a pitcher of Cosmopolitans without losing the vibrant hue and balanced taste.
Ritz Paris 24K Gold Margarita
What you'll learn
Ingredient Selection & Sourcing: Identify and source the highest-quality tequila, triple sec, fresh citrus, and edible 24K gold.
Classic Margarita Technique: Master the foundational steps—shaking, straining, and rim-salting—to achieve a perfectly balanced margarita.
Gold Infusion Process: Safely incorporate 24-karat edible gold flakes and gold leaf for that unmistakable shimmer.
Presentation & Garnish: Plate and garnish your 24K Gold Margarita like a Ritz Paris bartender, including gold-rimmed glassware.
Advanced Tips: Explore optional flavor variations (e.g., citrus blends, infused agave) and learn how to adjust sweetness and acidity to taste.
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Mojito
What you'll learn
How to properly muddle mint and sugar to release essential oils without bruising the leaves.
The ideal ratio of white rum, fresh lime juice, and simple syrup for a perfectly balanced drink.
Techniques for layering ingredients and adding soda water to preserve carbonation.
Tips for selecting the freshest mint varieties and hand-rolling or tearing leaves.
Methods to crush ice at home for that classic “frosty” Mojito texture.
Variations on the traditional recipe, including flavored syrups or fruit additions.
The Winston
What you'll learn
Ingredient Harmony: How to select a high-quality single-malt or blended Scotch (or bourbon) and pair it with an appropriate dry vermouth.
Bitters Application: Which bitters complement whisky and vermouth, and how to dose them for optimal aroma without overpowering the base spirits.
Stirring vs. Shaking: Why “The Winston” is best built in a mixing glass, and how to stir to achieve crystal clarity and ideal dilution.
Garnishing Techniques: Crafting the perfect citrus twist and expressing its oils to accentuate the drink’s aromatics.
Glassware Selection: Choosing the right glass (coupe or old-fashioned) to showcase the cocktail’s color and maintain temperature.
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Old Fashioned
What you'll learn
How to properly muddle a sugar cube (or measure simple syrup) with bitters to create the foundation of an Old Fashioned.
Differences between using bourbon versus rye whiskey: flavor profiles, proof considerations, and regional traditions.
Techniques for selecting and expressing citrus peel to maximize aromatic oils without adding bitterness.
Best practices for choosing ice (large cubes or spheres) to control dilution and maintain temperature.
Stirring methods that achieve a silky texture and proper dilution—timing, tool grip, and motion.
Variations on the classic recipe, such as adding a barspoon of water, swapping citrus types, or using flavored bitters.
Diamond Is Forever Martini
What you'll learn
Ingredient Selection: How to choose the finest vodka or gin, the right sparkling wine, and food-grade iridescent dust (or edible glitter) for a dazzling effect.
Balance & Proportion: Techniques for blending spirit, vermouth (if using gin), and sparkling wine so that bubbles and glitter remain suspended.
Shake vs. Stir Techniques: When to shake for aeration and shimmer, and when to stir for a clearer, smoother presentation.
Sparkle Infusion: Methods for adding edible dust or glitter so that it floats and catches light without clumping or sinking.
Presentation & Garnish: Ways to rim the glass with sugar or fine glitter, and craft a minimalist twist or crystal garnish to enhance the “diamond” theme.
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Daiquiri
What you'll learn
The origin and evolution of the Daiquiri, from early 20th-century Cuba to modern bars.
How to select and measure white rum, lime juice, and simple syrup for optimal balance.
Proper shaking technique: ice selection, shaker fill level, and pour timing.
Glassware choice and presentation tips (e.g., chilled coupe vs. Nick & Nora glass).
Simple variations (e.g., adding fruit purée or flavored syrups) while preserving the classic profile.
Salvatore’s Legacy
What you'll learn
How to select and source top-tier amaro and ultra-aged rum for balanced depth
Techniques for saffron-infusing sweet vermouth and achieving optimal flavor extraction
Proper stirring methods to maintain clarity and texture
The importance of glassware choice and garnish to enhance aroma and presentation
How to adjust sweetness and bitterness ratios to suit individual palates
Pairing Salvatore’s Legacy with fine cheeses, dark chocolate, or light desserts
Bloody Mary
What you'll learn
How to balance tomato juice, vodka, and spice for a perfectly seasoned cocktail.
Techniques for layering Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, and horseradish to build depth of flavor.
Proper methods to rim a glass (celery salt, pepper, or spice blend) for added texture and taste.
Creative garnish arrangements—from classic celery stalks to pickles, olives, and bacon.
Ways to customize heat level and saltiness to suit different preferences.
Tips for preparing a large batch (pitcher or bar-style) without sacrificing freshness.
Louis XIII Pure Gold Cocktail
What you'll learn
How to select and handle Louis XIII Cognac to preserve its intricate aromatic profile
Techniques for incorporating edible gold safely and attractively
Crafting a saffron-infused vermouth modifier that enhances, not overpowers, the cognac’s rancio
Proper stirring and dilution to maintain clarity while achieving silky texture
Choosing quality orange bitters and balancing their citric-spice character against the spirit base
Presentation tips: from glass choice to garnish placement for maximal visual impact
Serving temperature guidelines to showcase every nuance of ultra-aged cognac
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Cosmopolitan
What you'll learn
How to select and measure high-quality vodka, cranberry juice, Triple Sec (or Cointreau), and fresh lime juice for optimal balance.
Proper shaking technique: ice selection, shaker fill level, and timing to achieve a silky-smooth texture and bright color.
Glassware choice and chilling methods (using a martini glass vs. a coupe).
Classic garnish options—lime wheel or twist—and how to express citrus oils for aroma.
Variations on the original recipe (e.g., swapping orange liqueurs or adjusting tartness).
Tips for batch-make a pitcher of Cosmopolitans without losing the vibrant hue and balanced taste.
Ritz Paris 24K Gold Margarita
What you'll learn
Ingredient Selection & Sourcing: Identify and source the highest-quality tequila, triple sec, fresh citrus, and edible 24K gold.
Classic Margarita Technique: Master the foundational steps—shaking, straining, and rim-salting—to achieve a perfectly balanced margarita.
Gold Infusion Process: Safely incorporate 24-karat edible gold flakes and gold leaf for that unmistakable shimmer.
Presentation & Garnish: Plate and garnish your 24K Gold Margarita like a Ritz Paris bartender, including gold-rimmed glassware.
Advanced Tips: Explore optional flavor variations (e.g., citrus blends, infused agave) and learn how to adjust sweetness and acidity to taste.
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Mojito
What you'll learn
How to properly muddle mint and sugar to release essential oils without bruising the leaves.
The ideal ratio of white rum, fresh lime juice, and simple syrup for a perfectly balanced drink.
Techniques for layering ingredients and adding soda water to preserve carbonation.
Tips for selecting the freshest mint varieties and hand-rolling or tearing leaves.
Methods to crush ice at home for that classic “frosty” Mojito texture.
Variations on the traditional recipe, including flavored syrups or fruit additions.
The Winston
What you'll learn
Ingredient Harmony: How to select a high-quality single-malt or blended Scotch (or bourbon) and pair it with an appropriate dry vermouth.
Bitters Application: Which bitters complement whisky and vermouth, and how to dose them for optimal aroma without overpowering the base spirits.
Stirring vs. Shaking: Why “The Winston” is best built in a mixing glass, and how to stir to achieve crystal clarity and ideal dilution.
Garnishing Techniques: Crafting the perfect citrus twist and expressing its oils to accentuate the drink’s aromatics.
Glassware Selection: Choosing the right glass (coupe or old-fashioned) to showcase the cocktail’s color and maintain temperature.
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Old Fashioned
What you'll learn
How to properly muddle a sugar cube (or measure simple syrup) with bitters to create the foundation of an Old Fashioned.
Differences between using bourbon versus rye whiskey: flavor profiles, proof considerations, and regional traditions.
Techniques for selecting and expressing citrus peel to maximize aromatic oils without adding bitterness.
Best practices for choosing ice (large cubes or spheres) to control dilution and maintain temperature.
Stirring methods that achieve a silky texture and proper dilution—timing, tool grip, and motion.
Variations on the classic recipe, such as adding a barspoon of water, swapping citrus types, or using flavored bitters.
Diamond Is Forever Martini
What you'll learn
Ingredient Selection: How to choose the finest vodka or gin, the right sparkling wine, and food-grade iridescent dust (or edible glitter) for a dazzling effect.
Balance & Proportion: Techniques for blending spirit, vermouth (if using gin), and sparkling wine so that bubbles and glitter remain suspended.
Shake vs. Stir Techniques: When to shake for aeration and shimmer, and when to stir for a clearer, smoother presentation.
Sparkle Infusion: Methods for adding edible dust or glitter so that it floats and catches light without clumping or sinking.
Presentation & Garnish: Ways to rim the glass with sugar or fine glitter, and craft a minimalist twist or crystal garnish to enhance the “diamond” theme.
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What you'll learn
The origin and evolution of the Daiquiri, from early 20th-century Cuba to modern bars.
How to select and measure white rum, lime juice, and simple syrup for optimal balance.
Proper shaking technique: ice selection, shaker fill level, and pour timing.
Glassware choice and presentation tips (e.g., chilled coupe vs. Nick & Nora glass).
Simple variations (e.g., adding fruit purée or flavored syrups) while preserving the classic profile.
What you'll learn
How to balance tomato juice, vodka, and spice for a perfectly seasoned cocktail.
Techniques for layering Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, and horseradish to build depth of flavor.
Proper methods to rim a glass (celery salt, pepper, or spice blend) for added texture and taste.
Creative garnish arrangements—from classic celery stalks to pickles, olives, and bacon.
Ways to customize heat level and saltiness to suit different preferences.
Tips for preparing a large batch (pitcher or bar-style) without sacrificing freshness.
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What you'll learn
How to select and measure high-quality vodka, cranberry juice, Triple Sec (or Cointreau), and fresh lime juice for optimal balance.
Proper shaking technique: ice selection, shaker fill level, and timing to achieve a silky-smooth texture and bright color.
Glassware choice and chilling methods (using a martini glass vs. a coupe).
Classic garnish options—lime wheel or twist—and how to express citrus oils for aroma.
Variations on the original recipe (e.g., swapping orange liqueurs or adjusting tartness).
Tips for batch-make a pitcher of Cosmopolitans without losing the vibrant hue and balanced taste.
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What you'll learn
How to properly muddle mint and sugar to release essential oils without bruising the leaves.
The ideal ratio of white rum, fresh lime juice, and simple syrup for a perfectly balanced drink.
Techniques for layering ingredients and adding soda water to preserve carbonation.
Tips for selecting the freshest mint varieties and hand-rolling or tearing leaves.
Methods to crush ice at home for that classic “frosty” Mojito texture.
Variations on the traditional recipe, including flavored syrups or fruit additions.
What you'll learn
Historical Background: Discover how the Moscow Mule emerged in post–World War II America and its role in boosting vodka’s popularity.
Ingredient Selection: Learn why a quality vodka and spicy, carbonated ginger beer make a difference, and how fresh lime juice elevates the drink.
Proportions & Balance: Master the classic ratio of vodka to ginger beer to lime, ensuring the right interplay of heat, acidity, and spirit.
Mixing Technique: Practice stirring versus brief shaking to preserve carbonation, and understand why crushed ice versus cubes can alter texture.
Presentation & Serving: Explore the tradition of using a copper mug—how it impacts temperature, aroma, and visual appeal.
Garnishing & Variations: Experiment with garnish choices (lime wheel, mint sprig, candied ginger) and creative twists (fruit infusions, flavored vodkas).
Tasting & Pairing: Develop your palate to identify the balance between ginger spice and lime acidity, and which foods complement the Mule’s zing.
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What you'll learn
How to properly muddle a sugar cube (or measure simple syrup) with bitters to create the foundation of an Old Fashioned.
Differences between using bourbon versus rye whiskey: flavor profiles, proof considerations, and regional traditions.
Techniques for selecting and expressing citrus peel to maximize aromatic oils without adding bitterness.
Best practices for choosing ice (large cubes or spheres) to control dilution and maintain temperature.
Stirring methods that achieve a silky texture and proper dilution—timing, tool grip, and motion.
Variations on the classic recipe, such as adding a barspoon of water, swapping citrus types, or using flavored bitters.
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Espresso Martini
The Espresso Martini is a sophisticated coffee-forward cocktail that marries …
What you'll learn
Historical Background: Trace the origins of the Espresso Martini and understand its cultural impact in the mid-1980s London bar scene.
Ingredient Selection: Identify the ideal vodka and coffee liqueur varieties, plus quality indicators for fresh espresso beans.
Espresso Extraction: Master key variables—pressure, temperature, and timing—to pull a shot optimized for a cocktail.
Mixology Techniques: Learn dry-shaking and ice-shaking methods to achieve a rich, stable crema and a perfectly chilled drink.
Straining & Presentation: Discover how to double-strain for a crystal-clear pour, layer foam properly, and place garnishes without collapsing the crema.
Serving & Pairing: Explore glassware choices, serving temperatures, and ideal food pairings for various occasions.
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