“One of the biggest misconceptions is that The World’s 50 Best Bars is based more on popularity than on experience. In reality, at its core, it’s very much an experience-driven list. It’s important to understand that guest shifts and pop-ups are not eligible for voting. We always say you should deliver the best possible experience to every guest who walks through your door. Try to see the award as a by-product of that hard work, rather than the end goal itself,” says Emma Sleight, Head of Content and Creative at the prestigious The World’s 50 Best Bars ranking.
Robert Caldwell: Balance is the essence of whiskey — and a true test of a master blender’s skill
“I have a bottle of whiskey at home that I’ve been saving for a desert island. It’s a bit of a unicorn. I opened one like it at my wedding, and I hope to share the other with my children one day. For...
