Category: camper_clips
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Sensors in the Whiskey Warehouse Sending Data in Real-Time
In my latest story for SevenFifty Daily, I wrote about new temperature and humidity sensors installed in warehouses at Buffalo Trace, and what those could mean for studying aging of spirits and adjusting future blends.
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The ROI of TOTC
In my latest piece for SevenFifty Daily, I asked a bunch of people about the return on investment of Tales of the Cocktail: How they measure it and how they maximize it. I also interviewed Tales’ founder Ann Tuennerman to get her advice on how to maximize the event as an attendee or small brand…
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New Business Models for Large Format Cocktail Ice Providers
Large format cocktail ice providers have been around for a while, but now big cube/sphere/spear providers are branching out into new shapes, sizes, making machines, and pushing into retail.
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Copyright, Trademark, and Patents for Bars, Brands, and Booze Recipes
A story on how copyright, trademark, and patents in the world of craft cocktails.
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Using Isolated Acids in Cocktails: A Report and Recipes
In my latest article for CooksScience.com, I wrote about bartenders using isolated acids like citric, malic, tartaric, and succinic to amplify flavors and acidity in cocktails.
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Gin, Tonic, Ice, and My Tombstone
A video interview with Camper English on the Gin & Tonic, clear ice, and other stuff.
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All About Ice in the Washington Post
A story about ice in the Washington Post with quotes from your host Camper English.
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Bad-Idea Cocktail Ingredients in the New Issue of Imbibe
In the new issue of Imbibe (US), M Carrie Allan has a story about dangerous cocktail ingredients in which I’m quoted. She covers things like tobacco, homemade tonic water, and marijuana; and has a sidebar of other potentially-dangerous ingredients worth knowing about.