1. Deleyaman - Deer on the Run

    2. IDLES - MTT 420 RR

    3. Eddie Vedder - My Father's Daughter

    4. Tim Evans - Wretched Wings

    5. Kate Mann - Cowboys are My Weakness

    6. Hugo Race - I'm Going Upstairs

    7. Fyodor - Partner

    8. Dave Murray - Black Gold

    9. Thomas Feiner - The Rain Collector

    10. Albert Lee - Salt on Your Skin

    11. Iggy Pop - Morning Show

    12. The White Buffalo - 52 Card Pickup

    13. Eddie Vedder - Drive

    14. Hugo Race - A Thousand Kisses Deep

    15. Madrugada - Majesty

    16. DeVotchKa - Done With Those Days

    17. Scorpions - When You Know (Where You Come From) 

    18. King Dude - Deal With The Devil

    19. Marcus Miller - Marshall Speaks

    20. The Waterboys - The Charlatan's Lament

    21. Tom Waits - Make It Rain

    22. Joy Division - The Eternal

    23. The Hillbilly Moon Explosion - Queen of Hearts

    24. Muzza Monroe & The Lushous Strings - Love As Poison

CONSTANTE RIBALAIGUA VERT

Constantino Ribalaigua Vert

1888–1952

 

Proprietor of El Floridita, dean of Cuban bartenders, instigator of the frozen Daiquiri

 

 

Constante, as he was known, emigrated to Cuba around 1899 with his family and began bartending as a teenager. In 1918, Constante managed to purchase the already-100-years-old restaurant at which he was then working, Restaurante Bar La Florida (later known as El Floridita). There, Constante worked for the rest of his life, serving a mostly Cuban clientele, but also attracting personalities such as Ernest Hemingway and Graham Greene, who were seeking to avoid the tourists at bars like Sloppy Joe’s. Constante created drinks, but was most famous for his embrace of the electric blender, with which he popularized his legendary frozen Daiquiris. Constante was an eventual member of the Club de Cantineros, and he succeeded Emilio “Maragato” Gonzalez as the de facto “dean” of Cuban bartenders.

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Signature Cocktail: Frozen Daquiri