Definition of mixology
:the art or skill of preparing mixed drinks
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Joining the chefs will be a master mixology corps: Miller Union bartender Kimya Dongan, Gunshow bartender Mercedes O’Brien, 5 Church Atlanta bartender Jenique Keyattah Mincey; and Melanie Wade, CEO and brewmaster at Golda’s Kombucha.
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The new line aims to capture 21- to 45-year-old travelers with onboard enrichment opportunities such as landscape painting while sipping wine and classes in mixology and cooking.
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The weekend kicks off Sept. 23 with a scavenger hunt, bourbon mixology experience, yoga and golf.
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Master bartenders lead the way with onboard mixology courses, and passengers can capture scenery in more than just a photograph with Wine & Paint classes, which include a glass of local vino.
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Chaim Dauermann, the head bartender at the Up & Up, a Greenwich Village cocktail bar, has taken up the cause of what many of his colleagues consider a trashy disco drink — the Midori sour — by giving it a full modern-mixology makeover.
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At night, there are plenty of quality drinking options, including mezcalerias Clandestino and El Palenquito, the absinthe-focused Artemisia, and Lilit, a molecular mixology spot opened by a vet of London’s revered cocktail bar Milk and Honey.
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The front is more of a whiskey bar while the back room focuses on the fancy, mixology stuff.
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People interested in mixology classes ($50 per person, which includes some appetizers) should reach out to maryann@julepkc.com.
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