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As part of our social retreat, Mako will be leading a session around his backup career plan: mixing up cocktails and mocktails.
I'm going to be making a series of community data scientific cocktails and mocktails.


== Preparing ==
I've listed the night's (afternoon's?) menu below here from easiest to most difficult. There are four drinks including one non-alcoholic drink (marked EtOH-free).


If you planning on making drinks with me, you'll probably need to shop for ingredients. My advice it to chose what you want have off the list below and shop just for that drink. Or just bring a beer or glass of wine a cup of tea to watch, chat, learn, and hang out!
If you planning on making drinks with me, you'll probably need to shop for ingredients. My advice it to chose what you want have and shop just for that drink. Or just bring a beer or glass of wine a cup of tea to watch, chat, learn, and hang out!


I've listed the night's (afternoon's?) menu below here from easiest to most difficult. There are four drinks including one non-alcoholic drink (marked EtOH-free). My advice is to pick one or two that you want make and to shop for ingredients for that drink. If you like the idea of a rosemary lemonade, do the dishwalk cooler. If you like beer, go with the first one. If you like juicy fancy cocktails, try to do the Bitter Elder. They're all great.
== Cocktail 1: XOFF ignored, mumble mumble [Easiest] ==


Getting a bottle of Campari (or some similar citrus-based digestivo like Gran Classico) is probably a good place to start. It's not super expensive (~$30 in Washington and less elsewhere) and its versatile, tasty, and available almost anywhere. If you beer, Campari, gin, lemons, and elderflower liquor, you can make three things off this list.
;Ingredients:


...or you could just buy a bottle of Cynar and a half dozen eggs.
:*6 oz IPA [Something local!]
:*1½ oz Campari


== Cocktail 1: Casual Inference [Easiest] ==
You'll want to prepare ahead of time by...


Ingredients:
;Assembling your tools including:


*6 oz IPA [Something local!]
:*Something to pour your drink into! I recommend a lowball/DOF glass
*1½ oz Campari
:*Something to measure your ingredients with
:*Ice!


'''You'll want to prepare ahead of time by...'''
== Cocktail 2: Not a typewriter [EtOH-free] ==


Assembling your tools including:
;Ingredients:


*Something to pour your drink into! I recommend a lowball/DOF glass
:* 1 oz Lemon juice
*Something to measure your ingredients with
:* 1 ¼ oz Rosemary simple syrup
*Ice!
:* 3 oz sparkling water


== Cocktail 2: Rosemary Dish Walk Cooler [EtOH-free] ==
;Optional ingredients (if you're not into the whole EtOH-free thing):
:*1½ oz Gin


Ingredients:
You'll want to prepare ahead of time by...
 
* 1 oz Lemon juice
* 1 ¼ oz Rosemary simple syrup
* 3 oz sparkling water
 
Optional ingredients (if you're not into the whole EtOH-free thing):
 
*1½ oz Gin
 
'''You'll want to prepare ahead of time by...'''


:Preparing the rosemary simple syrup involves boiling 150g sugar, 150g water, 2-3 tablespoons of rosemary (fresh or dry). Then let cool.
:Preparing the rosemary simple syrup involves boiling 150g sugar, 150g water, 2-3 tablespoons of rosemary (fresh or dry). Then let cool.


And by assembling your tools including:
;And by assembling your tools including:


* Something to juice your lemons with
:* Something to juice your lemons with
* Something to pour your drink into! I recommend a highball glass
:* Something to pour your drink into! I recommend a highball glass
* Something to measure your ingredients with
:* Something to measure your ingredients with
* Ice!
:* Ice!


Based on: [https://kindredcocktails.com/cocktail/dish-walk-cooler Dish Walk Cooler], Benjamin Mako Hill, Seattle
;Based on: [https://kindredcocktails.com/cocktail/dish-walk-cooler Dish Walk Cooler], Benjamin Mako Hill, Seattle


== Cocktail 3: Bitter Elder [Intermediate] ==
== Cocktail 3: lp0 on fire [intermediate] ==


Ingredients:
;Ingredients:


* 1½ oz Gin
* 1½ oz Gin
* ¾ oz Elderflower liqueur (St. Elder or St. Germain)
    ¾ oz Elderflower liqueur (St. Elder or St. Germain)
* ½ oz Campari
    ½ oz Campari
* ½ oz Lemon juice
    ½ oz Lemon juice


'''You'll want to prepare ahead of time by...'''
[PREPARATION AHEAD OF TIME]


Assembling your tools including:
Assemble your tools including:


* Something to juice your lemons with
    Something to juice your lemons with
* Something to pour your drink into! I recommend a coupe/cocktail glass
    Something to pour your drink into! I recommend a coupe/cocktail glass
* Something to measure your ingredients with
    Something to measure your ingredients with
* Ice!
    Ice!


Based on: [https://kindredcocktails.com/cocktail/bitter-elder Bitter Elder] (History is complicated.)
Based on: Bitter Elder; History is complicated but see Kindred Cocktails for more details
 
Cocktail 4: Bailing out, you are on your own. Good luck! [Advanced]
==Cocktail 4: Snake Fight [Advanced] ==


Note: This one will require an NO2 whipper and you will be making foam for 4-5 drinks.
Note: This one will require an NO2 whipper and you will be making foam for 4-5 drinks.
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The drink:
The drink:


* 3 oz Rye
    3 oz Rye
* 3 dash Peychaud's bitters
    3 dash Peychaud's bitters


Also... ingredients for the lemon maple foam:
Also... ingredients for the lemon maple foam:


* 4 egg whites
    4 egg whites
* 2 oz lemon juice
    2 oz lemon juice
* 4 oz maple syrup
    4 oz maple syrup
* 6 oz water
    6 oz water
 
'''You'll want to prepare ahead of time by...'''


Assembling your tools including:
[PREPARATION AHEAD OF TIME]


* A whipcream charger (like an iSi Whipper)
Assemble your tools including:
* Something to juice your lemons with
* Something to serve it in: ideally a lowball/DOF glass
* Something to measure your ingredients with
* Ice!


Based on: [https://kindredcocktails.com/cocktail/vessel-75 Vessel 75], Jamie Boudreau, Canon, Seattle
    A whipcream charger (like an iSi Whipper)
    Something to juice your lemons with
    Something to serve it in: ideally a lowball/DOF glass
    Something to measure your ingredients with
    Ice!


== Afterparty ==
Based on: Vessel 75, Jamie Boudreau, Canon, Seattle
Afterparty


If there's time, I'll be walking you through one of my favorite cocktails:
I'll be walking you through one of my favorite cocktails:


You'll need: (a) a whole egg; and (b) a bottle of Cynar; and (c) something to shake your drink in and pour it into when you're done. I promise it will be both fantastic and completely surprising. You won't regret having a bottle of Cynar around.
You'll need: (a) a whole egg; and (b) a bottle of Cynar; and (c) something to shake your drink in.
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