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  1. Spring's Libations: A Shifting Palate Towards Elderflower, Citrus, and Retro Resonances

    New spring cocktails feature elderflower and citrus. Retro drinks are also back. See what's trending in April 2026.

    #SpringCocktails, #Elderflower, #CitrusDrinks, #RetroCocktails, #Mixology

    newsletter.tf/spring-cocktails

  2. Spring Sips: A Fluid Landscape of Seasonal Libations

    See the latest spring 2026 cocktail trends! Discover new fruit and floral drink recipes with gin, vodka, and non-alcoholic options.

    #SpringCocktails, #DrinkTrends, #CocktailRecipes, #NonAlcoholic, #Mixology

    newsletter.tf/spring-cocktails

  3. Spring 2026 is seeing a big rise in fruity and floral cocktails. Recipes are using more gin, vodka, and even non-alcoholic options like raspberry shrubs.

    #SpringCocktails, #DrinkTrends, #CocktailRecipes, #NonAlcoholic, #Mixology
    newsletter.tf/spring-cocktails

  4. Made a riff on a drink called a Clara Bow. Couldn't make a Clara Bow because I didn't have grenadine or mint. Friend of mine misunderstood what I said, confused it with The Nutcracker character, and said my drink should be called The Rat King.

    So it shall be named.

    Here are your ratios:

    The Rat King
    2 parts Chambord (basically subbed this for the grenadine)
    2 parts St Germain
    3 parts lemon juice
    6 parts bourbon (100 proof or stronger)

    Pour all ingredients over ice, stir until chilled.
    Strain over a single large cube into a rocks glass.

    Like a whiskey sour with a softer edge. I'm still tweaking. Yellowish-brown color. Could probably use a garnish. Open to suggestions/feedback.

    #mixology #drinks #alcohol

  5. Discover Marco Tagliabue at Creps al Born (Barcelona) as he remixes the classic Boulevardier into the "Chat Noir" — sleek, bitter, and pure barroom poetry. Watch a master at work and steal some cocktail mojo! #Cocktails #Mixology #Bartending #Barcelona #Boulevardier #CraftCocktails #English
    tube.matrix.rocks/videos/watch

  6. Discover Marco Tagliabue at Creps al Born (Barcelona) as he remixes the classic Boulevardier into the "Chat Noir" — sleek, bitter, and pure barroom poetry. Watch a master at work and steal some cocktail mojo! #Cocktails #Mixology #Bartending #Barcelona #Boulevardier #CraftCocktails #English
    tube.matrix.rocks/videos/watch

  7. Dr Phil Gandevia of Eau de Vie (Sydney) shows how to make his signature cocktail "Cure and Cause" - elegant, surprising, and bar-proven. Bartending tips + recipe — perfect for home mixologists! #Cocktails #Mixology #Eaudedevie #SignatureDrink #CocktailRecipe #Bartending #Sydney #English
    peertube.makotoworkshop.org/vi

  8. Watch Lucass Maraton at Sherrybutt (Paris) mix a Hanky Panky twist with cognac — a silky, aromatic spin on a classic. Perfect inspo for your next home cocktail adventure from le_cocktail_connoisseur. Try it and savor! #cocktails #mixology #HankyPanky #cognac #bartending #Paris #classiccocktails #drinkrecipes #English
    tube.thechangebook.org/videos/

  9. Guillaume Leblanc of Dirty Dick (Paris) crafts a brilliant twist on the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club — take 2! Elegant rum-forward mixology, crisp technique and Parisian flair. Perfect for cocktail nerds and home bartenders. Watch, sip, learn, repeat! #Cocktails #Mixology #CocktailRecipe #Bartending #Rum #Paris #GuillaumeLeblanc #English
    peertube.florentcurk.com/video

  10. Cocktail of the Week: Lion’s Tail

    If a classic Daiquiri decided to trade in its beach chair for a bourbon barrel, you’d get something close to this. The Lion’s Tail takes the bright, citrusy backbone you’d expect and layers in the warm, spiced depth of allspice dram. It’s …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #RecipeTopics #AllspiceDram #Bourbon #cocktail #daiquiri #LimeJuice #Lion'sTail #mixology #QueenBeeMixology #Recipes
    diningandcooking.com/2542157/c

  11. If you have or find one that works for you please pass it along.

    Cheers. 🍸🫒

    #martinis #mixology #booze #fdt #coping (3/3)

  12. Ernesto Guerra of Dry Martini (Barcelona) crafts the ultimate classic Dry Martini — precision, technique and timeless style from a legendary bar. A must-watch for bartenders and martini lovers! #Cocktails #Mixology #Martini #DryMartini #Bartender #Barcelona #ClassicCocktail #English
    v.basspistol.org/videos/watch/

  13. You can drink it all down in one shot, or sip it, or stir it around and then sip it. Any of those three options should be enjoyable.

    I'd never drink one without saying "Hail Brighid!" either before or afterward, but I suppose it isn't an ironclad requirement.

    For that matter, the plate isn't required, either, but it catches the cinnamon sprinkles and makes cleanup easier. 6/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  14. You can drink it all down in one shot, or sip it, or stir it around and then sip it. Any of those three options should be enjoyable.

    I'd never drink one without saying "Hail Brighid!" either before or afterward, but I suppose it isn't an ironclad requirement.

    For that matter, the plate isn't required, either, but it catches the cinnamon sprinkles and makes cleanup easier. 6/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  15. You can drink it all down in one shot, or sip it, or stir it around and then sip it. Any of those three options should be enjoyable.

    I'd never drink one without saying "Hail Brighid!" either before or afterward, but I suppose it isn't an ironclad requirement.

    For that matter, the plate isn't required, either, but it catches the cinnamon sprinkles and makes cleanup easier. 6/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  16. You can drink it all down in one shot, or sip it, or stir it around and then sip it. Any of those three options should be enjoyable.

    I'd never drink one without saying "Hail Brighid!" either before or afterward, but I suppose it isn't an ironclad requirement.

    For that matter, the plate isn't required, either, but it catches the cinnamon sprinkles and makes cleanup easier. 6/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  17. You can drink it all down in one shot, or sip it, or stir it around and then sip it. Any of those three options should be enjoyable.

    I'd never drink one without saying "Hail Brighid!" either before or afterward, but I suppose it isn't an ironclad requirement.

    For that matter, the plate isn't required, either, but it catches the cinnamon sprinkles and makes cleanup easier. 6/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  18. Light the hot whiskey. As the flames flicker, sprinkle cinnamon over them from about 30–40 cm up (12–16 inches). It'll make pretty sparks.

    You can blow out the flame after a few seconds, or let it burn out on its own. Especially if you choose the latter, *carefully check the temperature of the glass before you put it to your lips!* 5/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  19. Light the hot whiskey. As the flames flicker, sprinkle cinnamon over them from about 30–40 cm up (12–16 inches). It'll make pretty sparks.

    You can blow out the flame after a few seconds, or let it burn out on its own. Especially if you choose the latter, *carefully check the temperature of the glass before you put it to your lips!* 5/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  20. Light the hot whiskey. As the flames flicker, sprinkle cinnamon over them from about 30–40 cm up (12–16 inches). It'll make pretty sparks.

    You can blow out the flame after a few seconds, or let it burn out on its own. Especially if you choose the latter, *carefully check the temperature of the glass before you put it to your lips!* 5/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  21. Light the hot whiskey. As the flames flicker, sprinkle cinnamon over them from about 30–40 cm up (12–16 inches). It'll make pretty sparks.

    You can blow out the flame after a few seconds, or let it burn out on its own. Especially if you choose the latter, *carefully check the temperature of the glass before you put it to your lips!* 5/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  22. Light the hot whiskey. As the flames flicker, sprinkle cinnamon over them from about 30–40 cm up (12–16 inches). It'll make pretty sparks.

    You can blow out the flame after a few seconds, or let it burn out on its own. Especially if you choose the latter, *carefully check the temperature of the glass before you put it to your lips!* 5/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  23. Layer the whiskey on top of the Bailey's. This part is a bit more delicate than the first float was, but the heat of the whiskey should help.

    Dim the lights so you can see the flame better. (Alcohol flames are dimmer and bluer than you're used to in movies. Yes, Hollywood's been lying to you.) 4/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  24. Layer the whiskey on top of the Bailey's. This part is a bit more delicate than the first float was, but the heat of the whiskey should help.

    Dim the lights so you can see the flame better. (Alcohol flames are dimmer and bluer than you're used to in movies. Yes, Hollywood's been lying to you.) 4/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  25. Layer the whiskey on top of the Bailey's. This part is a bit more delicate than the first float was, but the heat of the whiskey should help.

    Dim the lights so you can see the flame better. (Alcohol flames are dimmer and bluer than you're used to in movies. Yes, Hollywood's been lying to you.) 4/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  26. Layer the whiskey on top of the Bailey's. This part is a bit more delicate than the first float was, but the heat of the whiskey should help.

    Dim the lights so you can see the flame better. (Alcohol flames are dimmer and bluer than you're used to in movies. Yes, Hollywood's been lying to you.) 4/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  27. Layer the whiskey on top of the Bailey's. This part is a bit more delicate than the first float was, but the heat of the whiskey should help.

    Dim the lights so you can see the flame better. (Alcohol flames are dimmer and bluer than you're used to in movies. Yes, Hollywood's been lying to you.) 4/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  28. Put the shot glass on the plate. Pour the Frangelico into the bottom. Then use a spoon to gently layer the Bailey's on top of the Frangelico.

    Heat the whiskey until it's hot, but not overly so. Depending on your whiskey amount and microwave wattage, probably 10–15 seconds. Whatever container you heated it in should feel hot, but it should still be touchable, not scalding. 3/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  29. Put the shot glass on the plate. Pour the Frangelico into the bottom. Then use a spoon to gently layer the Bailey's on top of the Frangelico.

    Heat the whiskey until it's hot, but not overly so. Depending on your whiskey amount and microwave wattage, probably 10–15 seconds. Whatever container you heated it in should feel hot, but it should still be touchable, not scalding. 3/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  30. Put the shot glass on the plate. Pour the Frangelico into the bottom. Then use a spoon to gently layer the Bailey's on top of the Frangelico.

    Heat the whiskey until it's hot, but not overly so. Depending on your whiskey amount and microwave wattage, probably 10–15 seconds. Whatever container you heated it in should feel hot, but it should still be touchable, not scalding. 3/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  31. Put the shot glass on the plate. Pour the Frangelico into the bottom. Then use a spoon to gently layer the Bailey's on top of the Frangelico.

    Heat the whiskey until it's hot, but not overly so. Depending on your whiskey amount and microwave wattage, probably 10–15 seconds. Whatever container you heated it in should feel hot, but it should still be touchable, not scalding. 3/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  32. Put the shot glass on the plate. Pour the Frangelico into the bottom. Then use a spoon to gently layer the Bailey's on top of the Frangelico.

    Heat the whiskey until it's hot, but not overly so. Depending on your whiskey amount and microwave wattage, probably 10–15 seconds. Whatever container you heated it in should feel hot, but it should still be touchable, not scalding. 3/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  33. You'll also need:

    • a large, sturdy shot glass (capable of having something on fire in it)
    • a medium-sized plate
    • a source of flame, like a lighter or match

    I put tildes meaning "approximately" on all the amounts because the really important thing is that each amount of liquid be just over a quarter the volume of your shot glass. You want to mostly fill the thing. (Size your glass appropriately, if possible.) 2/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  34. You'll also need:

    • a large, sturdy shot glass (capable of having something on fire in it)
    • a medium-sized plate
    • a source of flame, like a lighter or match

    I put tildes meaning "approximately" on all the amounts because the really important thing is that each amount of liquid be just over a quarter the volume of your shot glass. You want to mostly fill the thing. (Size your glass appropriately, if possible.) 2/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  35. You'll also need:

    • a large, sturdy shot glass (capable of having something on fire in it)
    • a medium-sized plate
    • a source of flame, like a lighter or match

    I put tildes meaning "approximately" on all the amounts because the really important thing is that each amount of liquid be just over a quarter the volume of your shot glass. You want to mostly fill the thing. (Size your glass appropriately, if possible.) 2/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  36. You'll also need:

    • a large, sturdy shot glass (capable of having something on fire in it)
    • a medium-sized plate
    • a source of flame, like a lighter or match

    I put tildes meaning "approximately" on all the amounts because the really important thing is that each amount of liquid be just over a quarter the volume of your shot glass. You want to mostly fill the thing. (Size your glass appropriately, if possible.) 2/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  37. You'll also need:

    • a large, sturdy shot glass (capable of having something on fire in it)
    • a medium-sized plate
    • a source of flame, like a lighter or match

    I put tildes meaning "approximately" on all the amounts because the really important thing is that each amount of liquid be just over a quarter the volume of your shot glass. You want to mostly fill the thing. (Size your glass appropriately, if possible.) 2/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc #Brighid #Pagan

  38. Honestly, I should just post this recipe for any #Pagan⁠s who like booze and want to celebrate #Brighid with an appropriate cocktail.

    I call it a Triple Brighid. You'll need:

    • ~½ oz Frangelico*
    • ~½oz Bailey's Irish cream
    • ~½oz Irish whiskey
    • powdered cinnamon

    * or any hazelnut liqueur, but are there any others?

    🧵 1/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc

  39. Honestly, I should just post this recipe for any #Pagan⁠s who like booze and want to celebrate #Brighid with an appropriate cocktail.

    I call it a Triple Brighid. You'll need:

    • ~½ oz Frangelico*
    • ~½oz Bailey's Irish cream
    • ~½oz Irish whiskey
    • powdered cinnamon

    * or any hazelnut liqueur, but are there any others?

    🧵 1/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc

  40. Honestly, I should just post this recipe for any #Pagan⁠s who like booze and want to celebrate #Brighid with an appropriate cocktail.

    I call it a Triple Brighid. You'll need:

    • ~½ oz Frangelico*
    • ~½oz Bailey's Irish cream
    • ~½oz Irish whiskey
    • powdered cinnamon

    * or any hazelnut liqueur, but are there any others?

    🧵 1/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc

  41. Honestly, I should just post this recipe for any #Pagan⁠s who like booze and want to celebrate #Brighid with an appropriate cocktail.

    I call it a Triple Brighid. You'll need:

    • ~½ oz Frangelico*
    • ~½oz Bailey's Irish cream
    • ~½oz Irish whiskey
    • powdered cinnamon

    * or any hazelnut liqueur, but are there any others?

    🧵 1/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc

  42. Honestly, I should just post this recipe for any #Pagan⁠s who like booze and want to celebrate #Brighid with an appropriate cocktail.

    I call it a Triple Brighid. You'll need:

    • ~½ oz Frangelico*
    • ~½oz Bailey's Irish cream
    • ~½oz Irish whiskey
    • powdered cinnamon

    * or any hazelnut liqueur, but are there any others?

    🧵 1/8

    #bartending #mixology #Neopagan #Paganism #cocktails #Imbolc