🚨 Speaker Announcement 🚨
The @barconventlondon line-up keeps getting stronger.
More industry-leading voices are joining a programme built on real-world insight, practical knowledge, and the future of the bar industry.
You’ve seen the names — now dive into what they’ll bring to the stage and check the programme
No fluff — just the conversations that matter behind the bar and beyond.
📍 11 - 12 May, Tobacco Dock London
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Primeiros speakers confirmados ☕
Café em destilados, licores e cocktails?
No Coffee Stage do Lisbon Bar Show, Jared Brown e Anistatia Miller vão revelar a história por trás de um dos cocktails mais famosos do mundo: o Espresso Martini.
A partir das notas originais de Dick Bradsell, esta sessão percorre a origem, as histórias e a influência do café no universo dos spirits e dos cocktails.
Uma conversa essencial para quem vive o bar… e o café.
// First speakers confirmed ☕
Coffee in spirits, liqueurs and cocktails?
At the Coffee Stage of Lisbon Bar Show, Jared Brown and Anistatia Miller will uncover the story behind one of the world’s most iconic cocktails: the Espresso Martini.
Drawing from Dick Bradsell’s original notes, this session explores the origins, stories and influence of coffee in the world of spirits and cocktails.
An essential talk for anyone who lives and breathes bars… and coffee.
Visited our lovely neighbours Liz Paul and Julia. They’d never tried a White Cargo. So, while Julia proved herself a pancake wizard, I combined Sipsmith London Dry with an equal measure of vanilla ice cream (and no ice) in Paul’s Calabrese shaker. Gave it a hard bash and poured. I love the way the gin takes the cloying sweetness away and this creamy drink is perfectly balanced at 50ml of each per serve.
After 35 years together it finally happened. We left the house at 6:30am, so we’d gotten dressed in the dark. We didn’t discover until we were on the train that we were identically dressed
