What drinks can you mix with vodka to make it more explosive and expensive? Read more at https://advancedmixology.com/blogs/art-of-mixology/vodka-mixers

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Who won’t fall in love with the zesty yet neutral-tasting vodka? For sure every bartender out there would agree how vodka can be the best base spirit for any type of cocktail. Its taste is so flexible that anything will go well with it that will result in a bomb of fruity, spicy, nutty, and chocolatey goodness.

Whatever you mix with vodka will surely amp up your casual drinking session. Whether you are in for a smooth or hard ride, a mixer out there will definitely work its magic in your vodka.

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Coupe glasses are not only for champagne but also for other sorts of cocktails. Read the full article at https://advancedmixology.com/blogs/art-of-mixology/what-is-coupe-glass

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Coupe glasses exude a classic look that can match any type of cocktail. Aside from its sleek and elegant design, coupe glasses are used to serve cocktails that are shaken or stirred without ice. Moreover, coupe glasses can double as a dessert container for ice cream, sorbet, or pudding.

Another great thing about coupe glasses is that it doesn’t create a mess when the drink is being swirled. Plus, it only serves an ideal amount of spirit that does not get people that drunk.

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Champagne glasses are tall. But is the mighty height more than just for aesthetics? Read the full article at https://advancedmixology.com/blogs/art-of-mixology/why-are-champagne-glasses-tall

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Do you know why champagne is served in a narrow glass? Well, the carbon dioxide released by the bubbles is collected in the rim of the glass. This creates that tingling sensation we experience when nosing the champagne.

Scientists even use a sophisticated glass analysis to compare the result when using tall or short champagne glasses. How fascinating, right? Height is truly might as they say.

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Expensive whiskey glasses are so much more than their aesthetics. Read the full article at https://advancedmixology.com/blogs/art-of-mixology/does-whiskey-taste-better-in-crystal

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Do you still remember the first time you had whiskey? The experience is something golden and unforgettable. The thing is, whiskey is meant to be treated with respect and love, and the best way to do this is with the use of whiskey glasses.

Expensive crystal whiskey glasses are something you should use out of personal preference. But really, once you had your whiskey served in these elegant and beautiful glasses, going back to the old way of serving it will become a thing of the past.

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Give your whiskey the love and care it deserves! Read the full article at https://advancedmixology.com/blogs/art-of-mixology/how-to-store-whiskey

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It is possible to store whiskey inside the freezer, however, cold whiskey has significantly less flavor and aroma.

Aside from risking contamination due to exposure to oxygen and other external factors, you are allowing your whiskey to taste and smell flat.

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