If you’re into cocktails, it’s likely you’ve come across the amaro Cynar—either on menus or in your drink. There’s a global resurgence in the popularity of amaros, a sub-genre of bitters, extending beyond the Aperol Spritz…
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by LinYee Yuan With a tepid spring and uncertain weather, summer travel seems like a distant dream for many of us in NYC. But during Design Week, the exhibition “Here & There”—from the designers behind…
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We recently joined Theo Lieberman of NYC’s Milk & Honey to try out his latest creation; a fruity and bitter cocktail ideal for tropical living. Crafted in tandem with Lauren Schell of ,…
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Questo poster contiene tutti i cocktail citati nei più celebri film e libri con tanto di suddivisione degli ingredienti. In vendita su Pop Chart Lab.
For many Westerners, remembering one’s favorite brand of sake can be difficult due to linguistic differences. Removing that complication marks one of the core ideas behind Small Sake, a new drink from Hong Kong-based Swede, Pontus Karlsson. Karlsson has focused on taste as much as the name of his…
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The Hurricane is a fun way to blend and mix your cocktails. Unless you are Bond who likes his Martini shaken not stirred, you can expect this appliance to blend you a mean mojito or a spectacular rum punch. All you need to do is choose your poison and then add in the ingredients as directed. A step-by-step guide is displayed on the screen and it sets the ball rolling for you. Concoct classics like Tom Collins or something new and exotic; just don’t get too carried away with the drinks…that’s all!
Hurricane is a 2012 Electrolux Design Lab shortlisted entry.
Designer: Kuan-ting Ho
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Un projet lancé à l’occasion du 70ème anniversaire du début de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale en Russie par un groupe d’artistes. En utilisant des panneaux de bois, ils utilisent des cocktails Molotov pour créer des oeuvres reprenant des visages de soldats. Plus d’images dans la suite.
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