Topic: The Art of Blending Pt. 2 From Blender to Slushie Machine 

Channel: Tiki by the Sea

Host: Peter Nevenglosky - Co-Founder Tiki by the Sea

What You'll Learn:  Tiki Tuesday Talks series is a weekly session at 3 ET / 12 PT / 9 GMT with some of the best in the business - education, cocktails and some fun.

Part 2 to the original Art of Blending seminar that JA used to teach at Tiki by the Sea.  This version focuses on taking your blender recipes and converting them into a Slushie Ice Machine recipe.  We will also discuss tools and techniques, trouble shooting the machine, and how to clean.

Jon Arroyo - An innovative visionary in the culinary world, Jon Arroyo has spent a career cultivating expertise in the business of “all things liquid”. For over a decade, Arroyo led and developed the award-winning bar and beverage programs for the Farmers Restaurant Group. Through his creative vision, he drove company expansion into house-owned spirits and wine products, as well as spearheaded the Founding Farmers Spirit Project, a collaboration with Copper Fox Distillery that produces two Founding Farmers namesake spirits.

In 2018, as Co-Founder, Arroyo led the concept for Founding Spirits, a micro-distillery producing four spirits featuring his own recipes and blends.

Today, Arroyo is lending his talents and expertise to Copper Fox Distilleries in Virginia.

Glendon Hartley, is an artist and bartender based in Washington DC. While attending university he began educating himself in all things alcohol related, which eventually turned into a passion and career. Hartley, currently holds multiple certifications in spirits, most notably: The Bar 5 Day program and the Bureau National de Interprofesional L’Armagnac, and constantly travels with a focus on education & the Brandies of the world. In the nation’s capital, Hartley, co-owns Service Bar DC, a lively neighborhood cocktail hub featuring a heavy rotation of local & seasonal ingredients currently in its 4th year. 

About Tiki by the Sea: Tiki by the Sea is a trade-focused educational and immersive cultural experience into the culture, spirits, and drinks of the Tiki era.

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Topic: (Trash) Tiki & Fermentation

Channel: Tiki by the Sea

Host: Peter Nevenglosky - Co-Founder Tiki by the Sea

What You'll Learn:  Tiki Tuesday Talks series is a weekly session at 3 ET / 12 PT / 9 GMT with some of the best in the business - education, cocktails and some fun.

In this session we’ll dive into 4 types of fermentation and flavour stability, so you can make the most of your flavours or ingredients whether they’re tropical or seasonal. This will include kombucha basics, beer/wine fermentations, lacto ferments and long extractions/liqueurs - safety, steps and recipes. We’ll then look at how to pull them into a delicious rum tiki cocktail!

About Tiki by the Sea: Tiki by the Sea is a trade-focused educational and immersive cultural experience into the culture, spirits, and drinks of the Tiki era.

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Topic: Scandinavian Tiki

Channel: Tiki by the Sea

Host: Peter Nevenglosky - Co-Founder Tiki by the Sea

What You'll Learn:  Tiki Tuesday Talks series is a weekly session at 3 ET / 12 PT / 9 GMT with some of the best in the business - education, cocktails and some fun.

How Scandinavia fits into the Tiki Culture - How to use Scandinavian flavors in your tiki drinks (and what the hell is ‘Scandinavian flavors?)

Selma Slabiak -Hailing from a long line of sailors, born and raised on the island of Thurø in Denmark, and have been bartending for 22 years, 12 of them in New York City.

Tiki lover and keeper of Selma’s Bar in Ridgewood, Queens, and author of ‘Spirit of the North’, a recipe & story book about Scandinavian flavors and culture.

About Tiki by the Sea: Tiki by the Sea is a trade-focused educational and immersive cultural experience into the culture, spirits, and drinks of the Tiki era.

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Topic: Rums of the 1920s, ’30s, ’40s, and ‘50s

Channel: Tiki by the Sea

Host: Peter Nevenglosky - Co-Founder Tiki by the Sea

Guests: Wayne Curtis

What You'll Learn:  Tiki Tuesday Talks series is a weekly session at 12 PT / 3 ET / 7 UK  with some of the best in the business - education, cocktails and some fun. 

Wayne Curtis is the author of “And a Bottle of Rum: A History of the New World in Ten Cocktails,” first published in 2006 and updated in 2018. He writes frequently about cocktails, spirits, travel, and history for many publications, and was the spirits and cocktails columnist for The Atlantic magazine for eight years. He is currently a drinks columnist with The Daily Beast, Imbibe, and Garden & Gun. He was named Best Cocktail and Spirits writer in the 2017 Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Awards and currently teaches at the graduate writing program of Johns Hopkins University. Wayne lives in New Orleans mostly, and Maine otherwise.

Rums of the 1920s, ’30s, ’40s, and ‘50s
The Prohibition and post-Prohibition years were rum’s comeback era. After being eclipsed by whiskey, rum bounced back thanks to Prohibition and the liquors shortages of World War II. How did this happen? What were people drinking? How did rum then differ from rum today? And how did it evolve over those four decades? Wayne Curtis, author of “And a Bottle of Rum: A History of the New World in 10 Cocktails,” will discuss rum’s 20th century revival, including the role of exotic drinks in bringing the most flavorful rums back to the public's attention.

About Tiki by the Sea: Tiki by the Sea is a trade-focused educational and immersive cultural experience into the culture, spirits, and drinks of the Tiki era.