Resources
Beverage - Inu
The
most popular beverage in the world is water. One of the necessities for life.
We all need water. All living things must have water to survive, whether they
get it from a water fountain, a rain cloud, or a little bottle attached to the
side of a hamster cage. Without water, your body would stop working properly.
Beverage - Health
Beverages not only provide essential hydration but can also be a source of other nutrients.As well as energy some beverages can be a source of vitamins and minerals, protein, fats and other carbohydrates.
Beverage - Cultural
A
national drink is a distinct beverage that is strongly associated with a
particular country. It can be served as a festive culinary tradition that forms
part of a cultural heritage
Beverage - Social
The
social drinking definition is someone who regularly drinks alcohol in a variety
of social settings.
However, drinking doesn't disrupt their life or create serious physical, mental or personal problems. Problem drinking goes a considerable step beyond this. Like Food, beverages are considered a must have at any social event.
Beverage - Art
To
bartenders, mixologists, sommeliers and barista’s, beverage matching,
understanding and creation is an art form. To become successful in any of these
area’s , it takes tenacity, innovation, creativity and determination
Beverage - Creativity
Much
like the chefs in the kitchen, the bartender also uses products to creative
tantalising beverages and play with texture and colour while the all important
taste balance.
Creativity is fuelled by matching with food. Often a collaborative approach between chef and bartender/sommelier is required to bring out the best flavours of each product.
The
best way to build a phenomenal business is to have staff and team members that
genuinely want to serve. Whether it is serving the clientele or serving the
people they work with, an attitude that's based on helping others will build
envy worthy cultures in an organization.
Food is not just food, but a mothering presence – a source of nurturing and comfort, a source of empathy and atonement, a way to feel ‘felt,’ seen and understood, and a source of stress relief. Often memories will be connected to a food type or smell.
