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Gary Regan’s work has been featured in Food & Wine, Wine & Spirits, and Imbibe, among others. He is the author of The Negroni, The Bartender’s Bible, The Book of Bourbon and Other Fine American Whiskey, The Bourbon Companion, New Classic Cocktails, The Martini Companion, and The Joy of Mixology. He regularly consults with major spirits producers and marketers such as Diageo, Pernod-Ricard, and Heaven Hill, and he travels the world holding workshops, judging cocktail competitions, and making public appearances. He lives in the Hudson Valley in New York.
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A Star of the New York Cocktail Scene
Legends ClubOur columnist sat down with the talented New York bartender over pints of Guinness and platters of oysters.

Is Slovakia the Cocktail Capital of the World?
LEGENDS CLUBOur columnist sat down with the so-called roaming cocktail evangelist, Stan Vadrna, to discuss the prominence of Slovak bartenders.

Guinness and Oysters With Legendary Bartender Dale DeGroff
LEGENDSOur columnist sat down with the father of the rebirth of the cocktail for a chat over oysters and pints.

How Did a Cocktail Come to Be Called a Cocktail?
EXCERPTIn the new revised and updated edition of his book, ‘The Joy of Mixology,’ drinks expert Gary Regan explores the possible origins of the word.
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