The Mixology Talk Podcast, Episode #164
It’s so much more than “Jungle Juice”. Large format cocktails are an awesome way to serve delicious craft drinks at parties without bartending all night!
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In today’s Episode we’re talking about Punch
No, not the stuff you mixed in a garbage can in college (oddly it seems like everyone has a story like this…)
Just because you’re serving a cocktail en masse does not mean it can’t be “craft”! This week on the podcast we’re talking all about “Cocktail” punches – from its historical roots to modern large format cocktails for your next fancy cocktail party.
Watch or Listen in to learn:
- How to turn any cocktail into a “punch”
- Why water and Ice are the #1 reason punches go wrong
- Some great serving options for your large format cocktail – and one weird one
- Ideas for getting creative with ice
- Why Oleo Saccharum is any punch creator’s best friend
Stuff we Mentioned:
- This ridiculous fountain
- David Wondrich’s book: “Punch: The Delights (and Dangers) of the Flowing Bowl”
- Watch this (super old school) video for instructions on how to make Oleo Saccharum
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