mixologist

The mixologist is a pretentious name for a bartender.

So either you disagree with mixologist, or I misunderstood mixologist.

In my reply I just wanted to make sure that it's clear that your answer is only your answer, not mixologist's answer, because I think you disagree with mixologist.

If mixologist was saying something else, then my comment doesn't make much sense.

If mixologist wasn't making that point, then my previous comment doesn't make sense.

While I'm not into the 'mixologist = artist' thing myself, in an age of abundant content it's a valid choice.

Your point might have responded to mixologist but not to me.

At least you’ll often get a bit more effort into your $25 cocktail when some bearded mixologist is shaking it up at the hipster joint.

I hope there'll be some lovecraftian mixologist contraption to up the ante a little.

I thought mixologist's point was that there's a logical inconsistency if someone wants states to regulate one issue, but not another issue.

I can go to any number of bars in Sydney where a 'mixologist' can't make a simple Belvedere Vodka, a bit dirty (not slutty).

I thought mixologist was saying that it's inconsistent for the GOP to promote states rights for women's regulation health but not for AI regulation.

In a few years the term "mixologist" and the whole discourse concerning bitters, muddling, and artisanal gin is going to be ripe for the comedic shredder.

“satisfying the demands of some knucklehead mixologist doing his little riff on the Last Word at some lame speakeasy in some third-tier city.” This has to be the shittiest most pretensions statement I’ve read all year.

Mixologist has already replaced bartender.