- Cocktail Kingdom
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http://www.cocktailkingdom.com
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(Categories:
Bar & Kitchen Supplies,
Bartending,
Shopping,
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- Greg Boehm, owner of Mud Puddle Books, has turned his facination for classic cocktails into a thriving business. Starting out by simply providing accurately reproduced reprints of some of the most acclaimed cocktail books from the past, he has expanded the offerings available on his site to also include a variety of imported barware that is difficult, if not impossible, to find in the US. He also provides a great selection of bitters which are so crucial to a craft cocktail.
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- Shaker UK
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http://www.shaker-uk.com
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(Categories:
Bartending,
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- Shaker.com is a UK based company that focuses on bartender training, bar consultation, event planning, and resources that support the needs of the ever evolving hospitality and events industries.
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- Small Screen Network
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http://www.SmallScreenNetwork.com
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(Categories:
Bartending,
Blog,
Cocktails,
Informational,
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- As many of you know, I recently teamed up with the Small Screen Network to create a series of on-line video broadcasts in which I will cover various aspects of cocktails and mixology. This series has been going fantastically, with over 50 episodes already posted.
Please visit Small Screen Network to see the complete list, as well as sign up for updates on new episodes.
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- The Liquid Muse
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http://www.theliquidmuse.com/
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(Categories:
Bartending,
Blog,
Cocktails,
Food & Cuisine,
Recipes,
Wine & Spirits,
Informational,
News & Events,
)

- Natalie Bovis-Nelsen "is" the Liquid Muse. On her site she covers a world-wide range of wine and spirits information, events, and products.
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- The Museum of the American Cocktail
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http://www.MuseumOfTheAmericanCocktail.org
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(Categories:
Bartending,
Cocktails,
Informational,
News & Events,
)

- The Museum of the American Cocktail represents the efforts of a group of dedicated cocktailians (myself included) who want to breath life into the history and evolution of the cocktail. Along with the physical museum in New Orleans, they host seminars and events around the world, and work carefully with other organizations to promote a better understanding and appreciation of the cocktail.
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