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Harry’s Bar + Cafe, one of Singapore’s iconic bar chains, opened its second franchise in Juhu recently.

In an attempt to break the "snobbery" around wine consumption, Austrade and the department for trade and investment South Australia organised a women-only wine workshop on Monday, the eve of Women's Day.

shatbhi basu, India's first woman bartender, started her career accidentally but found her passion in bartending. With her knowledge of chemistry and love for wine and whisky, she has witnessed the growth of the nightlife culture and the inclusion of women in the industry.

Women can now legally work in bars & pubs in Bengal. We speak to stakeholders to know what changes they expect to see in the city’s F&B landscape

shatbhi basu, India's first woman bartender, has had a remarkable career in the industry. From accidental beginnings to becoming a mixologist and opening her own bartending academy, Basu has pushed boundaries and made a name for herself in the field.

International Women’s Day celebrated in Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata with fun and games, workshops and film.

People everywhere are the same and want to not just drink but drink well, which good bartending provides.

Craft cocktails are becoming popular as conversation starters, enhancing the socializing experience. Mixologists are using bitters, herbs, fruits, and spices to create visually appealing and aromatic drinks. More women are socializing and enjoying better drinks, challenging traditional gender stereotypes. Indian botanicals, such as turmeric, holy basil, and pine cones, are revolutionizing the beverage industry. Bar takeovers and pop-ups offer interactive and immersive experiences, with curated food and exclusive spirits. The market for non-alcoholic beverages, including zero-proof drinks, is growing, catering to millennials' preferences.

It was the 44th edition of the popular and prestigious international bartending competition, and the Mumbai round saw a bunch of bartenders vying to go to the National Finals.

The Mumbai Wine Club has announced a programme to select India's finest wines. A jury of nine experts will conduct a blind tasting to pick the best.

Earlier this month, Dhoble and his hockey-stick-happy Social Service Branch busted Masala Curry in Oshiwara and detained 11 women on suspicion of being involved in prostitution. Of these 11, two women — Anamika Rao and Bindiya Handa — have now moved the Bombay high court, seeking a compensation of Rs 1 crore each for wrongful detention and defamation.

Sruthy Susan Ullas on a range of career options in bartending