Ask The Bartender

The pandemic has upended all of our lives to various degrees and as a result has forced us to take a closer look at our lives. With today's environment, in the wake of quarantines, layoffs, separation from family and friends, and continued inequality concerns, the things that give us meaning in our lives are more evident that ever. Three prominent bartenders from different parts of the U.S. give us their brief answer to the question, What is the meaning of life? Today's episode features Ms. Franky Marshall from New York, Juyoung Kang from Las Vegas, and Justyn Myers from San Fransisco.  Check out Justyn's podcast You're 86 when you're done listening to this one.

The pandemic has upended all of our lives to various degrees and as a result has forced us to take a closer look at our lives. With today's environment, in the wake of quarantines, layoffs, separation from family and friends, and continued inequality concerns, the things that give us meaning in our lives are more evident that ever. Three prominent bartenders from different parts of the U.S. give us their brief answer to the question, What is the meaning of life? Today's episode features Ms. Franky Marshall from New York, Juyoung Kang from Las Vegas, and Justyn Myers from San Fransisco.  Check out Justyn's podcast You're 86 when you're done listening to this one.

With an ongoing library of information fed to them from a wide variety of people, bartenders often become mini-experts on just about everything. Ask The Bartender is a podcast by Joseph Boroski that is meant to find out from bartenders around the world various bits of information on random topics. Joseph Boroski is a world-traveling cocktail evangelist and bartender trainer responsible for hundreds of bar menus in over three dozen countries. His namesake no-menu cocktail bars J.Boroski are in Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. You can contact Joseph via email at j@boro.ski. Instagram: @josephboroski Twitter: @sipslowly   Today we hear from top French bartender Nico de Soto and Managing Editor of Drink Magazine (and bartender) Holly Graham. If you'd like to reach out to Holly you can do so at holly@drinkmagazine.asia.

With an ongoing library of information fed to them from a wide variety of people, bartenders often become mini-experts on just about everything. Ask The Bartender is a podcast by Joseph Boroski that is meant to find out from bartenders around the world various bits of information on random topics. Joseph Boroski is a world-traveling cocktail evangelist and bartender trainer responsible for hundreds of bar menus in over three dozen countries. His namesake no-menu cocktail bars J.Boroski are in Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. You can contact Joseph via email at j@boro.ski. Instagram: @josephboroski Twitter: @sipslowly   Today we hear from top French bartender Nico de Soto and Managing Editor of Drink Magazine (and bartender) Holly Graham. If you'd like to reach out to Holly you can do so at holly@drinkmagazine.asia.

In these days of uncertainty and closed bars I am dusting off some 2-year-old on-location audio to present you with these daiquiri stories told by 5 top bartenders from 4 cities. Enjoy. And stay safe.   Joseph Boroski is a world-traveling cocktail evangelist and bartender trainer responsible for hundreds of bar menus in over three dozen countries. His namesake no-menu cocktail bars J.Boroski are in Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Shanghai.   You can contact Joseph via email at atb@jboroski.com.

In these days of uncertainty and closed bars I am dusting off some 2-year-old on-location audio to present you with these daiquiri stories told by 5 top bartenders from 4 cities. Enjoy. And stay safe.   Joseph Boroski is a world-traveling cocktail evangelist and bartender trainer responsible for hundreds of bar menus in over three dozen countries. His namesake no-menu cocktail bars J.Boroski are in Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Shanghai.   You can contact Joseph via email at atb@jboroski.com.

The coronavirus (Covid-19) is affecting the world in a way that none of us have ever experienced. Featured on the first episode of Ask The Bartender are Jason "Wawa" Xue from Wuhan, Nick Wang of J.Boroski Shanghai, and the legendary Steve Schneider. Hosted and produced by Joseph Boroski.

The coronavirus (Covid-19) is affecting the world in a way that none of us have ever experienced. Featured on the first episode of Ask The Bartender are Jason "Wawa" Xue from Wuhan, Nick Wang of J.Boroski Shanghai, and the legendary Steve Schneider. Hosted and produced by Joseph Boroski.