Japanese man wins international bartender contest
April 21st, 2009 by James
A video report from the AP about the “Greatest T.G.I. Friday’s Bartender in the World“contest, which was won by Japanese bartender Keisuke Goto:
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Good for him, but the best bartenders are at places you can’t just walk in to without an introduction. There’s a yakiniku joint off Wall Street where you have to go through the kitchen and get upstairs to get into one of the most exclusive bars in New York City – if one of the big investment banks in NYC isn’t your client you’ll never know about it or be allowed to get in, but when you get there you see some of the most amazing bartenders that have ever lived – guys who can shoot lemon juice into your $60 drink from 10 meters away.
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60$ from a drink? I’d rather be at home drinking 60$ worth of vodka.
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Haha, I live in Carrollton. Had no idea this was going on.
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I just can’t seem to wrap my brain around the thought of some people starving in some parts of the world, while others are enjoying $60 beverages with propelled citrus juice in another.
I’m just sayin’
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Nor-cal nikkei, here you are posting on the website and enjoying videos about Japan. This internet can be used to educate the world, but no. Just shut the hell up and stop complaining, my god.
I’m just sayin’.
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CHIIIIIIIIIIIIIL dude!!!!!!!!!
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And then there are the hot dog eating championships that glorify gluttony.
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It’s all relative.
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You go, Kaisukay-san!
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Remember when a great bartender was a guy/girl who could correctly get your order to you in just a minute or two without doing a stage show?
I miss those days.
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I was also thinking, impressing the crowd with some tricks shouldn’t be a major point in how good a bartender someone is. There are surely more important things to consider.
Maybe the title should be relabeled as ‘Most impressive bartender in the world’.
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