If simple syrup is the intern of your home bar, orgeat is the overqualified senior manager quietly doing the real work. This creamy, almondy syrup adds texture, florals, and instant “oh wow, you know things” energy to both cocktails and non‑alcoholic drinks. In this guide, you’ll learn what orgeat actually is, where it came from, how to make it at home, and how to use it in zero‑proof drinks so your mocktails stop tasting like sad juice with ice. What Is Orgeat Syrup? Orgeat
Mixology is where science class, art school, and a really good Friday night all collide. If pouring a drink currently means “ice + random spirit + hope,” this guide is for you. This is your no‑gatekeeping, mixology 101 hub to help you make bar‑quality drinks at home—whether you drink alcohol or prefer zero‑proof everything. Think of this as the master page that links out to recipes, techniques, home bar setups, and all the gear you actually need (and none of the nonsense). Ha
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