Having been passionate about cocktail craft for many years, I’ve recently been coerced into sharing my insights and experiences. This blog is my first attempt at that goal.
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Paul
Inside the Mixer 
Just started building my first bar so this is timely to follow…might have to get together soon to sample items. 🙂
Sounds good to me. I’ll also be doing posts on equipping your bar. In short, there are a few areas where you really should invest in order to have a first-class bar. But there are many more areas where you can save a ton of $ without sacrificing at all.