Staying cutting edge
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* [http://www.ardentspirits.com/Newsletter/index.html Ardent Spirits newsletter] | * [http://www.ardentspirits.com/Newsletter/index.html Ardent Spirits newsletter] | ||
Revision as of 17:42, 2 August 2006
So you want to be the best of the best. It is easy to know where to start, but where do you continue going afterwards? The Internet is your best bet, as the information is always changing, and is constantly being updated.
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Websites
- Adams Beverage Group (not useful in itself, but important to know it exists and what it does)
- Ardent Spirits newsletter
- Cheryl Charming
- Cocktail Kings - Dimi and Colin
- Mixologist: The Journal of the American Cocktail
- Museum of the American Cocktail
Forums
- Barbore - Scottish Cocktail Board
- Drinkboy - Community for the Cultured Cocktail
- Egullet "Fine Spirits and Cocktails" forum
- Tiki Central "Tiki Drinks and Food" forum
- The Webtender Forums
Blogs to keep an eye on
- All about Bartending - The Blog
- Bar Mix Master
- Boston Cocktails
- Cocktail Chronicles
- Darcy O'Neill
- Days that End in Y
- DC Drinks
- Jimmy's Cocktail Hour
- Martini Republic
- Robert Hess - Drinkboy
