
Dapper bartender Jesse Dupuis of Woodward at Ames shakes up a crave-worthy, classic cocktail with a modern twist. Jesse makes a honey simple syrup (sounds fancy, but is super simple -- involving honey and hot water), and mixes it with gin, fragrant Meyer lemon juice, herbaceous basil leaves and an egg white (which contributes a velvety foam cap).
Make Honey Simple Syrup
Mix Cocktail
After starting out in the restaurant industry as a server, Jesse found himself looking for the satisfaction of creating something for guests instead of simply delivering it. He found the perfect balance behind the bar, where he uses his creativity to create delicious cocktails while still maintaining the customer interaction that he loved so much. From slinging beers to pouring the finest wines, Jesse has worked his way around various popular Boston bars. Jesse landed at the Woodward at Ames in Boston's financial district where he continues to hone his craft and serve fantastic cocktails while charming guests at the bar.
Dapper bartender Jesse Dupuis of Woodward at Ames shakes up a crave-worthy, classic cocktail with a modern twist. Jesse makes a honey simple syrup (sounds fancy, but is super simple -- involving honey and hot water), and mixes it with gin, fragrant Meyer lemon juice, herbaceous basil leaves and an egg white (which contributes a velvety foam cap).
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