Using staves, chips and mini-barrels to create delicious new oak-aged versions of classic cocktails like the Negroni, Manhattan and Old Fashioned, for the Holiday Food & Drink.
Wood Working: Wood-aging Cocktails
Author: Charlene Rooke
Charlene Rooke is a Canadian drinks journalist, consultant and educator as well as a travel, food, business and lifestyle writer. She is a WSET Spirits Educator Certified in Spirits and WSET Certified in Wine, an SWE Certified Specialist of Spirits, an SMWS educator and an artisan distiller trained at Moonshine University in Louisville, KY. She is the lead judge of the Canadian Artisan Spirits Competition and an expert on Canadian small-batch spirits who leads distillery tours and guides spirits tastings in Vancouver, Canada. A former editor at many Canadian publications and former creative lead at three content agencies, she is currently the Drinks Editor for Food & Drink, the in-store magazine of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. View all posts by Charlene Rooke
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