Elliott's on Congress offers its customers an array of palette-teasing vodkas infused with unusual flavors and designed to drink as shots. Adventurous drinking can try one of the 24 house-made vodka flavors, including bacon, ginger, blueberry, pineapple, pumpkin pie, peppercorn, cucumber, and more.
Billy Elliott, the owner of the bar, explains that some of their house-made vodkas are made specifically to be mixed into other drinks. That said, the bar created a unique lineup of mixed shots, like the Mexican Candy made with strawberry and habanero vodkas, watermelon liqueur, sour mix, and a tajin rim. The company also designed the Roasted Garlic Vodka shot, which features Elliott's On Congress's house-made roasted garlic vodka served with a juicy dill pickle.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Specialty Vodka Shots
- Opportunity for bars and distilleries to create unique and unconventional vodka infused flavors and shot recipes.
- Mixology Innovation
- Opportunity for bartenders to innovate and experiment with different flavor combinations and present them to customers in a fun and exciting way.
- Craft Cocktails
- Opportunity for bars and restaurants to offer customers high-quality, house-made liquors and cocktails using unique and interesting ingredients.
Where This Applies
- Alcohol and Spirits
- Companies in the alcohol and spirits industry can innovate by creating flavored vodkas and other unique spirits to attract adventurous drinkers and mixologists.
- Hospitality Industry
- Bars, restaurants, and hotels can offer innovative and creative drink menus to attract customers and provide unique experiences.
- Food and Beverage Industry
- Restaurants and distilleries can collaborate on unique food and drink pairings, as well as create new and innovative flavor combinations for both food and drinks.
