After testing for taste, speed, and ease of use, we recommend the Bartesian and Bev. While neither replaces the quality cocktail an adequate bartender produces, both make good enough cocktails faster ...

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The first sip of a great cocktail can be an almost magical feeling, whether it be a spicy tajin-rimmed mezcal mule, a Negroni sbagliato with prosecco in it or even a bubbly, refreshing sparkling wine.

Coming soon to a wedding registry near you: a machine that allows a person to insert a recyclable pod of concentrated liqueur, press a button, slide a glass into place and walk away with a stiff ...

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Are Bartesian or Drinkworks cocktail makers better? Pod coffee makers are no longer a fad but a morning staple for most households. Realizing the consistent popularity of the single-use coffee ...

It’s hard to resist a great cocktail. And if you’ve been craving a refreshing drink, then we’ve found what you’ve been looking for. Enter the Bartesian cocktail machine. The top-notch appliance makes ...

Small-appliance maker Hamilton Beach will sell, market and distribute the Bartesian, a countertop device that uses pods and liquor to make cocktails. Ashlee spent time as a newspaper reporter, ...

Bartesian founder and CEO Ryan Close put himself through college by bartending, though, he jovially admits, “I would just pray they order a gin and tonic.” Close’s career veered traditionally ...