Just as it is Donald Trump's right to say what he likes about any group to anyone who wants to listen, it is the right of homeowners and
barkeeps to maintain any type of private speech code they like on their property.
The Fairmont
barkeeps worked with Casey and her team on the new global cocktail menu, mixing, tasting and tweaking the drink recipes.
Thanks to passionate distillers like Schuler, quality is up as well--tempting West Coast
barkeeps to play with this historic spirit.
Lasvit crystal lamps fixed to the top of the bar offer intimate lighting that highlights the faces of patrons and
barkeeps.
The Galloway clan is a mix of
barkeeps and firemen (in some cases both).
The Summer of Beer and Whiskey: How Brewers,
Barkeeps, Rowdies, Immigrants, and a Wild Pennant Fight Made Baseball America's Game.
Barside engravings pay homage to a lineage of
barkeeps. Clinton would no doubt approve of the current scene, where a good meal can still be had for under $15, and Georgetown students continue to take refuge from the city above.
Barkeeps might have to buy up to 50 cases of rum just to get one case of whiskey.
Fourteen months after the wreck that was Hurricane Katrina, a band of musicians, chefs,
barkeeps, carpenters, and attorneys struggle to rebuild their lives and homes.
Movies and television have given us the impression that the Remington double derringer was the constant companion of Old West gamblers, gunslingers and
barkeeps, and to a degree this is true.
This setting of the story, in addition to the inclusion of numerous diary entries from
barkeeps and tavern-goers across the colony, allows for the experience of communal drinking to be absorbed.
Role Models pays homage to Baltimore, Waters's muse and hometown, whose culture spawned many magnificent oddballs, as well as the bars and
barkeeps who nursed his imagination.
barkeeper - an employee who mixes and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar