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Green Thoughts: Operators Weigh In On Sustainability
by: Melissa Dowling
Given the current concerns about health brought on by the coronavirus pandemic and growing interest in protecting the environment from climate change, sustainability has become a …
No-ABV Spirits And Sips for 2021
by: Melissa Dowling
Mocktails, spirit-free sips and other no-proof libations are not just for Drynuary or Sober October. Consumers concerned about health and wellness seek ways to cut stop …
Spirits Brands Reflect On 2020 And Their Plans For 2021
by: Paul Brown
When I headed up the beverage department for a restaurant group, December was always a wonderful time of year. Our restaurants were full of guests eating, …
A Round of Holiday Cocktails For 2020
by: Melissa Dowling
As we scramble to find some holiday cheer to end this strange and scary year, it’s time to raise a festive cocktail. Mixologists around the world …
Positioning Your Restaurant For Sale
Selling a restaurant can be a challenging and time-consuming process. Often the most difficult part of the sale comes with managing emotions as the owner and …
11 Thanksgiving Cocktails For 2020
by: Melissa Dowling
It’s been a crazy year, to say the least, but we are grateful for so much. Namely, for our readers and all of the beverage professionals …
A Look At Liqueurs And Cordials
by: Melissa Dowling
They may not generate the excitement of fast-growing spirit categories such as American whiskey and tequila, but cordials and liqueurs remain an integral component in classic …
7 Cocktails for Labor Day 2020
by: Melissa Dowling
Labor Day is late this year, but it still feels like summer just flew by. Here are seven suggestions for cocktails that celebrate the long weekend …
On-premise Tech For The New Normal
by: Melissa Dowling
Technology has become more important in beverage alcohol in recent years, for both on- and off-premise operators. But the coronavirus pandemic accelerated the push to adopt …
4 Drinks For The Fourth
by: Melissa Dowling
The Fourth of July weekend would typically be time of parties, picnics, fireworks and celebration, but 2020 is no typical year. Though the coronavirus pandemic has …
