A small drink ritual for the afternoon
An afternoon drink ritual can be as simple as stepping away from your screen, pouring a glass, and paying attention to the first sip. No promise about…
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The little things.
Ginger, citrus, and useful things to know. Small recipes. Clear answers. About a minute each.
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Packing a small drink kit for guests
A small guest drink kit needs cups, a bottle opener only if the closure requires one, a clean pouring surface, and clear ingredient information. Add an…
Read the noteHow to ask for useful flavor feedback
Ask a specific flavor question instead of “Do you like it?” You will learn more from “Would you want less ginger, more citrus, or no change?” than from a…
Read the noteServing ginger drinks without pressure
Serve ginger drinks as an option, with enough information for people to decide. A tiny bottle can still contain ingredients or a flavor intensity someone…
Read the noteMake the ingredient card before the party
Write the ingredient card while you still have the bottles and recipe in front of you. Reconstructing a mixed drink from memory after guests arrive is…
Read the notePlanning tasting portions without overbuying
Choose a tasting portion before deciding how many bottles to buy. Small samples and full servings lead to very different quantities.
Read the noteWhy Fresh hilling pairs ginger, orange, and lemon
Fresh hilling's recipe direction is ginger, orange, and lemon. Ginger gives the drink its character, orange supplies a rounder citrus base, and lemon adds a…
Read the noteWhat hilling means around here
Around here, hilling means moving through the day with a little more ease. It is the name we use for a relaxed, open way of doing things, and for the drink…
Read the noteHow to save your hilling flavor preference
Open a hilling flavor page, choose the flavor you are interested in, and enter your email in its signup form. The flavor from that page is preselected, but…
Read the noteLanding flavor and chosen flavor can be different
When you join hilling's list from a flavor link, the flavor that brought you to the site can differ from the one you choose in the form. We keep those as…
Read the noteA test-kitchen flavor is not a launch promise
A test-kitchen flavor is a recipe idea being explored. It should not be read as a guarantee that the drink is in stock, ready to ship, or finalized in every…
Read the noteWhat a batch code should help you find
A useful batch code connects a bottle to information about that particular production batch. It should make dates and relevant records easier to find,…
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