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Ugh, Bartender…
The prestige of a profession is determined by society. Sadly, even highly-paid bartenders often find that outside the industry, they aren’t seen as significant. This is why no parent ever says, “When you grow up, become a bartender, and we’ll be very proud of you.” It’s also why the hospitality industry faces a constant staffing crisis.
Within the industry, there is pride. But it would be great to have that recognition from the outside too.
Point 2. Zurich. Guest Shift at IGNIV Restaurant, 2 Michelin Stars, 17 Gault&Millau Points. Introducing restaurant guests to mixology.
(Find Point 1 in our previous post)
The closest field to a bar is a restaurant. We came up with a four-handed guest shift: the perfect union of mixology and fine dining. We love the trend of combining the best in hospitality under one roof. The more attention people in restaurants pay to drinks, the higher the prestige of the bartender profession will become. This is one of our agency’s missions.
Conclusion 2
We can raise the prestige of bartending not only through industry changes but also by elevating drink standards in restaurants, on aeroplanes, and in buffets.
Picture a world where you can savour a delicious, trendy, well-balanced drink in stunning glassware anywhere on the planet... Isn't that amazing? As drinks gain importance, so will the prestige of being a bartender.
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