In case you might have missed one or two stories from last month, here’s the biggest stories from March that you should be across.
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Cocktailsafe.org is a new website that seeks to aid you in not killing your customers — which we can all agree is a good thing — and comes from US drinks writer Camper English and Avery Glasser of Bittermens with the help of Tales of the Cocktail’s grant progam.
So you might have missed a few things here at australianbartender.com.au last month — here’s the biggest stories you should be across.
Before we move ahead into the busy season, we’re taking a look back to take stock of what the big stories were in October.
There’s a couple of updates that have come out of Tales of the Cocktail 2019 over the weekend, the chief one among them being for those who have a great idea for an educational seminar.
The annual World’s 50 Best Bars list was announced at a gala ceremony in London overnight. This year was the 10th year of the World’s 50 Best Bars list, and saw London as the city that dominated the list, with 10 bars from the UK capital earning a spot
Hubertus Circle, Jägermeister’s bartender community based program, has arrived in Australia. It takes the tally of countries that Hubertus Circle is in to 17 countries. Rejoice!
“Amongst all of this I feel that you’ll get a great insight into not only the team here at The Gresham, but our combined passion for this wonderful industry of ours and just how passionate us QLD’ers are,” says The Gresham’s Ryan Lane.
There was a lot going on, so in case you missed them, here were the biggest stories for the month of April.
There was a lot going on, so in case you missed them, here were the biggest stories for the month of March.
8 Hospitality, the group behind Sydney venues Grandma’s, The Wild Rover, and Wilhemina’s have a new CBD venue on the way; there was a lot of interest in the Speakeasy Group’s new mentorship program as a way to mitigate the skills shortage; and Alen Nokolvski talked about rolling dice for his tips, and more.
The boom of great quality bars in Australia has been undoubtedly a good thing; never…