From my passion (or obsession 😁) for Hospitality I started this podcast with the mission of finding and sharing with the world everything that can be articulated about the concept of Hospitality.
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From my passion (or obsession 😁) for Hospitality I started this podcast with the mission of finding and sharing with the world everything that can be articulated about the concept of Hospitality.
Today’s #SurpriseGuest is David Rios who shares his #HospitalitySecrets with us.
With a long history in #HospitalityIndustry , David shares a lot of secrets with us, so this episode is a bit longer that usual (1h 41min).
With a long background as a football player, David started working in the Hospitality Industry as a bar owner. Soon he realizes that there are a lot of things to learn in this industry.
In his first days behind the bar, he was learning how to mix drinks from his guests. They were telling him what to pour. Slowly he felt in love with this job and he started learning the craft of mixing drinks.
After a while, David started participating in Cocktail Competitions. His motivation was to learn more from his competitors but to his surprise, he managed to win a few competitions.
His participation in Cocktail Competitions culminated with winning the title of Best Bartender in the World in 2013 at the World Class competition.
If you want to find out more about David’s journey and projects, check his website https://davidriosexperience.com
But if you want to hear more of Davids’s #Secrets, put your headphones, get comfortable, relax and enjoy this #HospitalitySecrets episode.
Cheers!
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Hospitality Secrets
From my passion (or obsession 😁) for Hospitality I started this podcast with the mission of finding and sharing with the world everything that can be articulated about the concept of Hospitality.
