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Less Talk, More Hustle: 6 COVID Survival Tips From A Top U.S. Caterer

New corporate menu options from Ridgewells

Planning a Virtual Happy Hour? Raise a Digital Toast With These To-Go Cocktails

As bars and restaurants shut down dine-in service due to the coronavirus pandemic, drink delivery is now being offered across the country. Here’s what’s on tap.

Located in Washington’s Blagden Alley, Calico is serving up “adult juice boxes” via takeout or delivery from its sister restaurants Tiger Fork and Fainting Goat, which offers cocktails (margaritas, whiskey sours, and vodka-cranberries) and wines (red and white) for $8 each or $28 for a four-pack. Tiger Fork offers its 8 O’Clock Light Show ($12) with rum, yuzu, mandarin, and natural caffeine; Nathan Road ($10) with bourbon, plum wine, hibiscus, and bitters; and Bird Market ($10) with gin, alpine liquor, and citrus. These juice boxes are also available as four-packs for $40. Order through Caviar and UberEats.

10 Creative Takes on the Classic Cocktail for National Margarita Day

Mix up your menu for a National Margarita Day affair by adding one of these tasty cocktails with a refreshing twist.

Don Celso Daisy, the Cabinet

Think Beyond the Drink: How Your Event Cocktail Should be Telling a Story

Matt Landes, founder of the Los Angeles-based Cocktail Academy, discusses the hottest beverage trends for award season, how cocktails can convey brand messages and more.

Cocktail Academy has created custom cocktails inspired by this year's Oscars Best Picture nominees. From left: 'The Joke Is on You,' inspired by Joker, is made with gin, lime, cassis, cherry heering, beet juice, and muddled fresh marjoram, then topped with soda. 'Love Is a Great Beautifier,' inspired by Little Women, has rose-infused vodka, dry white port, lemon, simple syrup, and a lemon twist for garnish. And 'Giddy Up,' inspired by Parasite, uses tequila blanco, shoju, lime, simple syrup, and muddled watermelon; it's topped with a watermelon wedge and cracked black pepper for garnish.

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9 Clever Cocktail Stations and Displays for Summer Events

These interactive serving setups add a level of fun to imbibing.

After the Univision Upfront presentation at Center415 in New York on May 13, guests were invited to make their own sangria. The D.I.Y. wall, which was created by Riviera Caterers in partnership with First and Univision, held glasses filled with fruit that guests could grab and fill with red or white wine from a spout. Read more: 23 Highlights You Missed From 2019 Upfront and NewFront Season

See Inside This High-Tech, Multisensory Experience from Don Julio

How U.S. Event Planners Can Navigate Global Attendance Challenges

This Event Turned Home Decor Into a Celebration of Latinas' Life Moments

C2 Montreal 2025: How the Business Conference Puts Creativity in 'Motion'

How BET’s Stylish Anniversary Dinner Honored the Past—and Embraced the Future

What's New in Meetings and Trade Shows: MPI WEC Heads to St. Louis, New Trends Report Shows Corporate Events on the Rise, and More

See the 3-D Printed Cocktails This Whiskey Brand Served at the Tribeca Film Fest

Bulleit Frontier Whiskey brought its high-tech bar experience to the annual New York event.

The Bulleit 3D Printed Frontier Lounge featured a custom 3-D printed bar, made from about 3,000 3-D-printed components. Its design was inspired by the label on the bourbon bottle.

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Champagne Flowed From a Vintage Sink at This Beauty Event

Soap & Glory launched its new product line with flirty nods to burlesque, bubbly, and more.

The champagne sink has become a signature at Soap & Glory's events.

20 Glitzy Cocktails Inspired by the Oscars

These cocktail ideas inspired by nominated films and the ceremony are ideal for viewing parties.

Ever Bar’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” Cocktail

This Week in Los Angeles: a 'Black Panther'-Inspired Cocktail, a Breakup-Theme Art Exhibit, the New Oscars Production Team

West Coast bureau chief Claire Hoffman recaps the week's biggest event news.

Los Angeles-based mixologists Cocktail Academy created drinks inspired by this year's Academy Awards nominees for Best Picture. The Black Panther cocktail, dubbed 'Vibranium,' features cognac, hibiscus-infused absinthe, fresh lime juice, sorrel-cherimoya syrup, and butterfly-pea-flower extract. Red sorrel and black lava salt are used as the garnish. Look for more Oscars-inspired drink ideas and other pre-Oscars coverage in BizBash in the coming weeks.

3 New Ideas for Entertaining in San Francisco

Here's a look at what's new for meetings and events in the San Francisco area.

Specialty gourmet lemonade company Gourmonade has expanded its offerings beyond $8 pours at its Valencia Street shop. For events, the company has developed a tailored “Mocktail Experience” (starting at $400), complete with a “mocktender” who will create fresh, citrus-based beverages for guests. Using shrubs, garnishes, and flavors to spruce up traditional, fresh-squeezed lemonade, the non-alcoholic beverage business serves up flavors like the Peppermint Palmer. Gourmonade’s Mocktail Experience is available in the Bay Area and for citywide corporate events, community affairs, weddings, and picnics. If patrons prefer spiked sips, Gourmonade can curate spirits-based cocktails as well.

15 Guilt-Free Cocktail and Mocktail Ideas for Events

These flavorful cocktails and mocktails offer ingredients and alcohol content that complement January’s ethos of starting a healthier lifestyle.

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