Alex Beggs from Vanity Fair describes her encounter with Solbeso and the amazing 18.21 Bitters at the WestHouse Hotel in March.
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Want to know what Miamians are drinking this winter? Check out '7 Winter-Inspired Cocktails to Try Now' on Eater Miami where not one, not two, but three Solbeso cocktails were featured from amazing establishments like Macchialina, Radio and Blackbird Ordinary
Read on for a sneak peek:
Water for Chocolate at Macchialina
Macchialina’s concoction is a blend of Solbeso, Bénédictine, simple syrup, orange bitters, and cherry bark vanilla bitters. Served over ice, the dark cherry and vanilla flavors are great winter.
Sol en Invierno at Radio South Beach
Translated to “sun in the winter,” this cocktail’s name is indicative of the winter weather in Miami. Created by Bryan Canales, it’s with Solbeso, pineapple juice, applewood-smoked coco syrup, bitters, and lemon and orange juice.
Winter Badger at Blackbird Ordinary
A mix of Ancho Reyes, Solbeso, pineapple, honey syrup, and lemon juice, this drink from Blackbird Ordinary is a mix of sweet and tart.
'I love Solbeso's unique and unapologetic personality, and can't help but get excited thinking about the potential for the category going forward', writes Emma Jensen, in an in depth review of Solbeso for SeriousEats.com.
Read the full article here: "Chocolate's Boozy Cousin from South America".
Source: Bar Business Magazine
Date: August 2014 Issue
By: BarBizMag
Buzzing among the bartender community as what just may be an entirely new category, Solbeso is still in a preliminary launch phase (currently only available in select locations in NYC, Miami & Los Angeles). It is backed by New World Spirits, a newly formed incubator and importer based in NYC with an advisory board full of current and former executives hailing from the likes of Diageo, Brown-Foreman, Treasury Wine, Anheuser Busch, and more. Read more at BarBizMag.com
Solbeso - the new 'workhorse' of spirits.