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Shaken and Stirred: The Story of Flair Bartending (2025)
Shaken & Stirred follows the lives of three flair bartenders at the top of their game as they set their sights on a big competition in Florida, intercut with interviews with legendary bartenders who discuss the sport’s past, present, and future. The movie features legends from the bartending world including Christian and Rodrigo Delpech, Dario Doimo, Tom Dyer, Ivan Usov and many more! This is the first full length feature documentary about the sport and art of flair bartending.
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Shaken & Stirred follows the lives of three flair bartenders at the top of their game as they set their sights on a big competition in Florida, intercut with interviews with legendary bartenders who discuss the sport’s past, present, and future. The movie features legends from the bartending world including Christian and Rodrigo Delpech, Dario Doimo, Tom Dyer, Ivan Usov and many more! This is the first full length feature documentary about the sport and art of flair bartending.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Deborah Richards
In Theaters:3/25/2025
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:1905 Films
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