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What are the roots of the fruity drinks, the little umbrellas, and other Tiki essentials?
When you think of 3D printing, you’re probably more inclined to think geeks and gizmos than chic cocktail bars. But, thanks to Bulleit Bourbon, artists and mixologists across the country are joining forces with 3D-printing innovators as part of their newest iteration of Frontier Works -- The Bulleit 3D Printed Frontier. Bulleit’s Frontier Works program highlights “the modern frontier” -- meaning people who are pushing the boundaries in their current craft, and in the past, that has meant tattoo artists and neon artists. But for 2019, it’s all about the marriage of tech, culture, and, of course, cocktails. With a 3D printed bar and a menu of printed cocktails, Bulleit is descending on select cities in the US to show off the bright future of bar culture. Here’s what’s going down:
