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Born and raised in Milano, traveller, bartender for decades and enthusiast dad. My Dad was my first mentor and after that a lot of people came in my life who taught me the meaning of bar and hospitality.
Ettan Palo Alto California USA.
I’m not thinking the role of the industry evolved during last year and the beginning of the new one just some aspect changes, especially social media communication and activities , but you know that is a temporary stuffs Bar is made at the bar the rest is just an excuse.
Massimo Stronati
Consistently, Knowledgeable, Being open mind and humble at the same time then if you have a good technique it’s just an advantage....but to be smart is what will set you among the talented ones.
quality, production process, consistency and possibly something different from my competitors something like outstanding for my guests.
Whatever makes my life easier in term of management, especially in this times we need to move the stock so whatever help in that direction is welcome and actually a good move.
Again 100% agave spirits and good quality spirits in general....true rum and high quality scotch to mention a few.
My favourite part is cocktail list /menu making in which I play like a painter but with spirits instead of colors at that level I can play with my creativity and skill to make some unique.
The Crown, Peaky Blinder (again) , Star Wars Saga again and again and whatever brings me miles away from this terrible period ....I’m in loved with history since I was a small one so musketeers and that kind of stuffs are an easy thing to me.
I think Haitian rum , Clairin a true liquid made in ancient handcrafted way pure and true like you are wondering for something special.
As all the industry people are doing through social media and local stuffs basically in this tough situation we cannot do nothing more than take out food and drinks so our goalIs to do that at our best with special menus and suggestions.
Be humble, nice and hungry to learn it will be a one way ticket often complicated and heavy but always you ll get reward from that especially you’ll make guests happy and you’ll be happier and more at the same times living incredible moments.
A lot of ingredients are underrated or not used I guess it’s mostly matter of inexperience when you start to know how to play with ingrand bottles all goes easier if I can mention one I think a lot of people don’t know how to play with amaro at all.
In the very close future I cannot see nothing good or well surprising, I think we have to keep going what we can like take out stuffs and follow all the indications and protocols to get back as soon as possible as I think guests are missing bar and restaurants as well hospitality people are missing guests
I don’t know...I think right now we know all things can get weird and nothing is for granted anymore.
One of the most popular is Evoo Martini Italian gin , basil cordial, sherry pedro ximenez, orange bitters, extra virgin olive oil, green olives.
Same of before nice agave cocktails (tequila and mezcal) a lot of whisky/whiskey and easy stuffs with gin and vodka mostly depends on the continent for techniques again same stuffs improvements of rotovapor, distilling toys and whatever to the science side to find particular flavors and textures.