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Guest: Julia Adams, Clear Ice & Bitters
Last week, Julia Adams created a one-of-a-kind cocktail experience for co-host Mary Ann Steinhauer. This week, she turns her attention to Ray Loewe—and the result is entirely different.
Rather than asking what someone wants to drink, Julia begins by getting to know who they are. Through thoughtful questions and remarkable listening, she uncovers memories, emotions, and experiences that become the inspiration for a cocktail designed for one person and one moment in time.
Ray observes that this isn't an experience you can find just anywhere. Julia's focus on the individual is so complete that he realized he would enjoy the experience—even before he knew whether he'd enjoy the drink. The cocktail became almost secondary to the feeling of being genuinely heard and understood.
Julia explains that her goal is simple: "I try to create a space where each person I design for feels special, even if it's only for a short while."
This episode goes far beyond mixology. It's a conversation about intentional listening, creating meaningful experiences, and how making one person feel truly seen can become the greatest gift a host has to offer.
Last week, Julia Adams created a one-of-a-kind cocktail experience for co-host Mary Ann Steinhauer. This week, she turns her attention to Ray Loewe—and the result is entirely different.
Rather than asking what someone wants to drink, Julia begins by getting to know who they are. Through thoughtful questions and remarkable listening, she uncovers memories, emotions, and experiences that become the inspiration for a cocktail designed for one person and one moment in time.
Ray observes that this isn't an experience you can find just anywhere. Julia's focus on the individual is so complete that he realized he would enjoy the experience—even before he knew whether he'd enjoy the drink. The cocktail became almost secondary to the feeling of being genuinely heard and understood.
Julia explains that her goal is simple: "I try to create a space where each person I design for feels special, even if it's only for a short while."
This episode goes far beyond mixology. It's a conversation about intentional listening, creating meaningful experiences, and how making one person feel truly seen can become the greatest gift a host has to offer.
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