Cuisine: Drinks

WallStreetHustle

Wall Street Hustle

“Sous Vide an entire cocktail really changes the dynamic of the cocktail. The flavors of all of the ingredients bind together more than a traditional batched cocktail. Sous Vide expands the components in the bitters as well leaving the consumer with endless layers of flavors throughout the drink. A full Sous Vide cocktail also reduces the bartenders steps when making a drink which leaves more time to capture more sales.” ~ Phil Wills, The Spirits in Motion

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Velvet Smoke

Velvet Smoke

“Using Sous Vide to Fat Wash a cocktail causes the flavor of the Brown Butter (the fat), to infuse with the spirit while creating an over the top smooth mouthfeel that you don’t get with traditional fat washing methods” ~ Phil Wills, The Spirits in Motion

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The Undecided

The Undecided

“The whiskey modifier is used in this cocktail as a non-alcoholic modifier in the style of whiskey. The modifier is key for creating dynamic non-alcohol options within a bar program yet can also be crossed utilized in cocktails as displayed here.” ~ Phil Wills, The Spirits in Motion

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Smoked Cinnamon Tincture

Smoked Cinnamon Tincture

Give cocktails an earthy, smokey flavor and aroma with a cinnamon kick!

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Gin and Tonic

Peach Gin & Tonic

Put a twist on classic cocktails with Sous Vide flavor infusion.

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Sous Vide Orgeat

Keep the almond flavor and aroma punchy by cooking orgeat Sous Vide.

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Harlem Stir

Make a hip cocktail with some smoky flavor using the Smoking Gun® Pro.

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Jakarta

Try this drink out using the Smoking Gun® Pro.

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Smoked French Margarita

Smoked French Margarita

Unique margarita made with our handheld smoker, the Smoking Gun® Pro.

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Smoked Basil Daiquiri

Prep several ahead and toast to the summer!

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Ultrasonic Mojito

Close the door, crank up the juice and give their muddled arms a rest.

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