In an era where disposability reigns supreme, we're talking about something different—barware that's not just for now, but for the ages. What does a cocktail heritage with high-quality barware actually look like and how do you cultivate it? Investing in lasting quality and creating traditions that stand the test of time.
In the world of cocktails, few drinks boast a history as colorful and captivating as the Negroni. From its Italian origins to its legendary appearance in pop culture, the Negroni has remained a timeless classic for over a century. As we celebrate Negroni Week, we invite you to journey through time and taste with us, and discover a chance to own a piece of cocktail history.
We are excited to share our latest discovery thanks to another cocktail holiday that is quickly approaching. Don't be confused by the name! With its combination of tequila, lime, and soda water, this cocktail is about as far from "water" as you can get in flavor. But how, exactly, did this cocktail come to be the "Unofficial Cocktail of West Texas?"
High-quality tools are designed to be durable, efficient, and easy to use, saving you time and effort when preparing cocktails. They help you achieve more precise measurements and create better textures and flavors in your drinks. But which bartending tools do you need? Here are the first 5 you should invest in.
The Martini is arguably one of the most famous cocktails of all time, but surprisingly, still one of the most controversial. There are actually two great debates about this cocktail along with a wild story of its origins that go back much further than the days of James Bond. Today we dive in to settle a thing or two.
Anyone who has attempted to make a great cocktail at home knows there is a lot more to bartending than just pouring drinks and having an endless supply of "A guy walks into a bar..." jokes at the ready.
So what comes after you buy the tools and the alcohol? What is it that the guy (or gal) behind the bar knows that you don't? And is it really possible to wield your Boston Shaker with the same skill and perfection?
The answer is YES! And today, we are "spilling the bitters" for you.
What do you do when you are the owner of a barware company and have the opportunity to have a drink that the oldest bar in Europe? You ask the professional bartender what he thinks of your product!
Scotch whiskey is often referred to as "liquid shine." Whether it be because of its color's golden hue or its magnificent mood-enhancing powers, Scotch whisky is enjoyed all over the world by many. Today, on National Scotch Day, lift your glass to the man who started it all.
On occasion, there may be a desire to take a break from your alcoholic indulgences, but the hardest part may just be breaking the habit of your ritual evening cocktail. If that is the case, we took the time to do a little taste test to see if a non-alcoholic whiskey substitute could get the job done instead and the results are in!
There is no better way to warm up on a cold, dreary mid-January day than with a cup of Hot Buttered Rum. Along with the recipe, we are sharing a bit about how this drink came into existence and why it was so popular.
As you already know, we believe in solid, American-made products and we want to give credit where credit is due. Some amazing companies are out there producing quality stuff, all while creating jobs and reigniting industry in the land of the free/home of the brave. We understand how difficult it can be to source and build in this country, so we'd love to raise a glass for the folks that do it! Today, we are sharing a few of our favorite things - products we love and think you will too!
Every company has a beginning and this is a story about ours - a simple conversation that was fueled by the studliness of a man named Harry Thomas Pearce that eventually became the C&D Tools company!
