Learn how to prepare cocktail ingredients at home for easier and better drinks.

I want to help you with your cocktail prep. I'm talking everything from shrubs, syrups, cordials, bitters and liqueurs.

In my upcoming workshop I'll be covering the techniques and best practices as well as share plenty of recipes. There will be almost 20 ingredients covered in the workshop and I'll even be including a recipe book which features the ingredient recipes and 50+ cocktails to use them in.

Early bird pricing is available before launch and is only $19. After the live workshop the price will increase to $29.

You can find more information about the cocktail prep workshop here.

The live workshop includes:

✔️ Access to the live workshop (28th Sep 2024 at this time)
✔️ Access to the recorded workshop after the live stream
✔️ 15+ step by step video guides for each ingredient
✔️ Live Q&A hosted immediately after the live workshop
✔️ Lifetime access to the content
✔️ BONUS: Syrups, Shrubs, & Bitters Recipe Book

JOIN WORKSHOP FOR ONLY $19

How to Save Money on Citrus!

There's a new and improved version of super juice in town.

Super juice is a fresh citrus juice alternative that is made by blending citrus peel, citrus juice, citric and malic acid with water to 8x your yields. Kevin Kos popularised this technique with this video that has now received 1.8 million views.

To be honest though, I was never 100% sold on super juice.

I loved the concept of it - how it improves yields, saves money and is better from a sustainability standpoint. But, I didn't like the taste of it in citrus-forward drinks such as a Daiquiri.

That is until now.

A bartender named Brian Tasch had been working on a citrus alternative of his own since 2020. The recipe has some similarities to super juice but a few key changes that make it better than super juice (in my opinion).

Brian's Pseudo Citrus is more rounded, has better texture and is hard to distinguish in a blind side by side tasting. I'll be using it for all my cocktails moving forward.

I've also created a free calculator so you can easily work out alternate volumes to those that are featured in the video.

Pseudo citrus calculator