
#23 Jeffrey Morgenthaler: A Master Bartender’s Guide to Staying Sane in a $25 Martini World
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00:50 The Journey of Writing and Sharing Knowledge
03:33 Cocktail Crafting: Learning from Mistakes
06:48 Respecting Classic Cocktails
09:41 The Art of Tasting and Developing Cocktails
12:37 The Design Process in Cocktail Creation
15:36 Navigating the Bar Scene and Mentorship
18:43 The Evolution of Bartending and Management
21:39 The Importance of Flavor Memory and Experience
24:34 Judging Spirits and Continuous Learning
27:54 Embracing Individual Strengths
28:29 The Evolution of Bartending Culture
29:39 Trends in the Cocktail Industry
31:46 Pricing and Customer Experience in Bars
33:34 The Importance of Flexibility in Bar Operations
35:42 The Non-Alcoholic Movement and Its Impact
39:39 The Future of Drinking Culture
48:32 Challenges of the Restaurant Industry
52:36 Innovations in Cocktail Preparation
What if everything you thought made a great bartender was wrong?
Today’s guest is Jeffrey Morgenthaler. If you’ve touched a jigger in the last 15 years, chances are you’ve felt his influence. He’s the guy bartenders read, steal from, and share his writings far and wide.
Whether you’ve never bartended or you’ve been behind the stick for 20 years, this conversation will challenge the way you think about hospitality, creativity…and maybe even your own career.
Links:
- Jeffrey’s Website (where you can find all the free drink calculators he mentions at the end of the conversation!)
Pour yourself something good (maybe a bloody mary, you’ll see why during the convo). This one is pretty funny...
Expect to Learn:
- How to batch cocktails without ruining them
- The truth about $25 martinis
- Why some bartenders sound like clowns
- How to fix mint syrup
- The forgotten art of fun in bars
- Why most NA cocktails suck (and how to fix them)
- The power of flavor memory
- How to build better menus faster
- Why Long Island Iced Teas deserve respect
- How to avoid pricing people out of your bar
- Why most “original cocktails” are actually sloppy
- The hidden cost of not questioning your bar setup (which is being grilled by Jeffrey on a podcast!)
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Service starts now.
I talk mostly to people in and around the service industry space. I'm looking to hear from the people I wish I could have talked to when I was coming up in restaurants. Said another way: I am trying to make sense of this wild, beautiful mess of a life, and help others that are feeling similarly confused and/or lost. You can find more of my work at my blog, and all my social links are at the bottom of that page.
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-#10:Nat Harry, cocktail expert!
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-#22:Doug Frost MW MS
As always, I’m just here taking notes, trying to figure out what it all means.
Cheers