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selling cocktail, the Amelia.
There's people who bartend to pay rent,
and that's it, you know?
Which is fine. There's people
that call themselves uh...
What's that funny word?
Mixologists.
The are geeks that usually use
the jiggers and stuff like that.
And they take forever to make
your drink when you need to
Then there's the bartender,
which we like to consider ourselves.
Where uhm...
Take the elements of mixologists
that know his recipes, that
knows his cocktails.
You add a little bit of the
sage, which is the wise man.
The one who uh... The one who
knows...
the boundaries. The one who
knows the situational.
Is aware of everything.
And then there's the rockstar.
The one who likes to have
good time.
And make sure everyone else
is having a good time.
Sometimes we feel we have got to help
people who are trying to create this world.
They're not happy with the
world we got.
They see some remanance of
the past
cocktail glass is like
Let's get that kind of place
back.
Let's get that kind of drink
back.
Let's get that kind of
bartender back.
And maybe we can, you know,
bring it all back to a uh...
a more convivial era,
that we lost somewhere along the way.
The... cocktail is...
Sort-of of America's gift to
the world of beverage alcohol,
where it is our cultural
tradition.
The cocktail, as we know,
is a composite beverage
made of parts.
We as a people, in fact
are made up of
people that came from all
around the world.
And when they came here, they
brought with them
Whether it was grain
alcohols, or liqueurs, or beer
or whatever.
accumulating in one glass
and we called it the cocktail.
And by the eighteen eighties,
we have what we call
And it was that era, that we still look
back to, at the cocktail lounges of today.
America's relation to drinking
before prohibition was extensive,
it, you know, it went back to
It used to be that the bartender was
the royalty of the working class.
You know, he was the banker
and the judge, and you know
whatever you needed him. That
was the bartender.
He was the personal trust.
Bartenders were pretty much the
rockstars of their community.
They were the most important
people in the town.
Jerry Thomas is really
considered to be the
father of the American bar
tending profession.
Because he was the first guy
in 1862, who actually
And his book was published.
It was called "How To Mix
Drinks" or
"The Bon Vivant's Companion."
And it became an instant
classic. It was repeated in
edition, after edition,
after edition.
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