About this event
Hey CENTRAL COAST Legends,
It’s hard to argue that water while being critical to our survival contributes so much more to life and our industry than we care to think, from spirits production or playing an integral role balancing flavours in tasty cocktails!
In the US, before the birth of the cocktail and other mixed drinks, it was common to enjoy the simple & delicious delights of quality Bourbon mixed with pure still water…in a drink affectionately known as Bourbon & Branch.
Have you ever wondered if your water was hard or soft? What is reverse osmosis water, or are minerals a must? Well?
About this event
Hey Bartender Legends of the GC,
It’s hard to argue that water while being critical to our survival contributes so much more to life and our industry than we care to think, from sprits production or playing an integral role balancing flavours in tasty cocktails!
In the US, before the birth of the cocktail and other mixed drinks, it was common to enjoy the simple & delicious delights of quality Bourbon mixed with pure still water…in a drink affectionately known as Bourbon & Branch.
Have you ever wondered if your water was hard or soft? What is reverse osmosis water, or are minerals a must? Well?
Bottoms up! S.F. bars reopen indoors at 25% capacity, no food required
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John Lister has a drink at Sea Star Bar in San Francisco alongside his dog, Triton.Carlos Avila Gonzalez/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Bartender Erica Pascual mixes a drink at the Sea Star, which has reopened for several days.Carlos Avila Gonzalez/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
For the first time in more than a year, San Francisco bars can serve drinks indoors without offering meals and patrons slowly found their way to their favorite watering holes over the weekend.
The momentous change happened Friday, days after San Francisco reached the yellow tier, the least restrictive in California’s color-coded reopening system. Until then, bars could reopen only if they served food in addition to drinks.
On Tuesday, April 20, officials with the City of Hazard released the dates for the North Fork Music Festival.
Last year, the event was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In an online statement, city officials said they believe that Perry County will successfully be able to safely hold the music fest this year. Perry County has done an incredible job of getting people vaccinated and we are confident that we can host a healthy event this year, organizers said in the statement.
This year, the Fork Music Festival is schedued for July 23-24. On Friday, July 23, the music line-up will consist of Rye Davis, Dark Moon Hollow, Waylon Nelson and Luke Trimble. On Saturday, July 24, performances will be held by Magnolia Boulevard, Bourbon Branch, Branden Martin, Andrew Moore and Jasper Hollow.
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