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A spritz station is more convenient than a shaker for a summer home bar.
This is a home bar table setup that allows guests to mix their own low-alcohol spritz on a hot day.
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The more home bar syrup you make, the worse it gets. Make only a 3-day supply.
This is a method of operating fruit juices and herbal syrups in small volumes to prevent them from losing their flavor while trying to store them for a long time.
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Even just one non-alcoholic bottle makes the home bar atmosphere much more comfortable.
This is a way to naturally enjoy even non-drinkers by placing non-alcoholic spirits, tea, carbonated drinks, and bitters in the home bar.
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Home bars that leave half a lemon behind are slowly leaking both taste and money.
This is a home bar operation method that uses citrus ingredients such as lemon, lime, and grapefruit to the end without wasting them for their flavor and acidity.
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Customers will enjoy it longer if you display alcohol content on your home bar menu.
This is a way to make it easier for guests to choose by displaying alcohol levels such as strong, medium, and low on the home party menu.
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Why lychee, yuzu, and plum cocktails no longer look old-fashioned
Asian fruit and tea-based cocktails are becoming more sophisticated again and how they are used in Korean bars.