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Tag: Tim Philips
The great majority of countries are drinking less alcohol than they did 20 years ago. You heard that right. Yep, Australia included.
What is it that propels a drink from the hands of one bartender in one bar, to becoming a bartender favourite in bars across the globe? This London Calling recipe provides some clues.
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.
Mixologists, it’s time to talk… As I’m handed my cocktail, an innovative foraged-woodruff-distillate-highball, I remember…
The art of making a drinks list work is one that’s lost on your ordinary…
Story by Sam Bygrave he team behind Surry Hills venue, Dead Ringer, is no stranger…
“I hate picking trends, because you should never try to follow them.” We talk to #3 on the 2015 Most Influential List sponsored by Angostura Aromatic Bitters, Tim Philips.
Story & Photography by Tim Philips With over a decade of experience on all corners…
Last year’s winner of the Best Cocktail Bar of the Year at the Australian Bartender…
Last night, after a great day of Bar Week workshops and Bartender of the Year judging, the top end of the bar town got down to Potts Point and up the stairs to Sweetheart’s Rooftop BBQ for this year’s Most Influential List Party.
Sydney bar Vasco’s head bartender, Luke Ashton, took out the Diageo World Class competition last week and doing so secured $100k towards the opening of his own bar.
Ashton beat competitors from all over the country in the multi-round competition, inlcuding second place’s Evan Stanley (The Black Pearl), and Rinna Kato (Bacchus) who finished in third.