Published August 13, 2015

What it Takes to Be a Master Mixologist

If you’ve ever thought that because you have a lot of fun drinking at bars, you’d probably have a lot of fun working behind the bar, you’re not alone. But it turns out, being a mixologist is a lot more work than it initially sounds like. This post from Shiftgig delves into all the ins and outs of bartending, and what it really takes to be a master mixologist.

Read the full article here: Inside the Job: Mixologist

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