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 The neighborhood of Wynwood in Miami is an exciting hub of art and culture. Read more about Wynwood, including an interview with Albert Trummer and mention of his coming establishment here in the New York Times. photo: Jason Henry for the New York Times Add Comment  We are happy to announce our new Trummermixology location will soon be open when Albert Trummer brings his medicinal cocktail concept to the Wynwood neighborhood in Miami in 2013. Stay tuned for Spring class schedule, which will be open soon for online registration. Read more from Miami.com here Mixology bars have been popping up like mushrooms in the last few years. The hilarious team at Fog and Smog brings mixology in a different light in their video "Mixologist." Cheers to the real AND gimmicky bars! "I could never quite accustom myself to absinthe, but it suits my style so well" - Oscar Wilde09/26/2012 
Here is a fresh summer cocktail perfect for cooling off: Quanix Splash 2 oz Austrian herbal elixir 3 oz vodka 1 teaspoon Albert's special elderflower sorbet 1 drop hibiscus extract 1 oz fresh lime juice 1 oz fresh squeezed OJ put all ingredients except sorbet into a mixing glass stir gently add ice put into cocktail glass top with elderflower sorbet This and other TrummerMixology signature cocktails are featured this summer at My Lakes Hotel Pörtschach am Wörthersee, Austria 
Juniper is a bitter, aromatic herb. It can improve digestion and has antiseptic and diuretic qualities. The berries can be used fresh or dried as an ingredient. Juniper can promote weight loss as it can reduce water retention and has diuretic qualities. It can also improve digestion and has antiseptic qualities. Juniper can be easily used in mixology with gin, fresh fruits, and vegetables. 
Happy Fourth Of July! Enjoy this patriotic cocktail: The Red, White, and Blue 10 blueberries 3 strawberries cut in quarters 3 oz Bombay Sapphire gin 1 oz lime juice 1 teaspoon brown sugar put all the ingredients into a mixing glass soak for two hours, refrigerated stir gently add ice serve! 
Congratulations to the Miami Heat and their championship! Celebrate their big win with this signature cocktail that is easy to make at home. The Heat Is On 3 oz D'usse cognac 1 dash Coca-Cola 2 mint leaves 1 oz vanilla extract 1 dash sherry 3 fresh cherries 1 oz Leblon cachaca Put all ingredients into a shaker. Shake well. Top With Coca-Cola. Cheers! 
Latin name: Sambucus nigra L. Available forms: tincture, tea, and extract The name Elderflower comes from the Anglo Saxon word "aeid," meaning fire, as its hollowed stems were once used to get fires going. Elder's medicinal uses date back to the Roman Empire when it was used a cure for coughs, colds, and inflammation. As a tea, it was used as a tonic for purifying the blood. Parts of the plant are thought to be poisonous and should not be consumed. 
Here is one of Albert Trummer's original recipes using elderflower: Morning Glory 3 ounces Veuve Clicquot champage 2 ounces of Trummer elderflower essence 1 ounce fresh hibiscus garnish with a fresh edible flower Cheers! (photo: 1, 2: Thomas Schauer) | All Things Mixology
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