We get a taste of the good stuff going on in Hobart bars (and the good things they’re doing for the Australian drinking scene.
When it comes to mixing cocktails with tequila, you’re not limited to endless Margarita variations. Instead, adopt the Mr Potato Head theory of drinks.
Inside Cantina OK!, the latest from the award-winning team behind Tio’s Cerveceria and The Cliff Dive. Their latest effort opened in March to rave reviews.
“What happens from the start to the finish, I don’t care how that happens, what the process is, as long as the end goal is something that is tasty,” says Scout Sydney’s Matt Whiley.
The trio behind Brisbane bar Lucky Duck Club — Nick Miles, Kyle Weir, and Dave Marshall — have got a number of tour dates lined up.
The Paper Plane recipe is a drink that we’ve seen on menus from Paris to Perth. It’s a drink that Ross developed for Chicago bar The Violet Hour in 2007, and the beauty of this drink is that it is — like some of the world’s best — an equal parts drink.
Sydney’s northern beaches have picked up a new bar and eatery from an award-winning bartender. Corretto Dee Why opened last week, and it comes from talented barkeep Kurtis Bosley.
When we visit, De Beer has opened the ground floor level of what will eventually be a three-level Hello Gorgeous; a function space and private dining room is on the second floor overlooking the bar below, whilst the final stage of the venue will see a set of stairs ascending to a rooftop bar.
Kayla Reid. She runs the show at Savile Row, the Fortitude Valley bar that was awarded the 2018 Best Bartenders Bar title (and is owned by Martin Lange), and has been making quite the name for herself in the process. Here, she talks about her journey so far, and some of the challenges she’s faced.
We spoke to Charlie Lehmann about the new cocktail list for Ramblin’ Rascal, the new team, and just when to expect Double Deuce Lounge to open its doors.
At Cantina OK! they’re big on exclamation marks — and small in size — and this Fizz OK! from the first menu doesn’t muck around.
Sven Almenning’s podcast, Ananas, is now eight episodes into conversations with the industry’s best — here’s why he launched a podcast for the bar business.