Planning home parties can
sometimes get really tricky. On one hand you have close friends coming in,
who’re really there for the company, but on the other, you being the host, want
to throw a party people remember for the time to come. And often the difference
between a nice and awesome party, is the stock of liquor on offer!
It
is at such parties that Mixology becomes extremely helpful. Available on
iPhone, iPod and Android, consider Mixology as the Google for drink recipes.
It’s downloaded by over 8.6million times so far and has been available since
2008. Few things that make Mixology a great party app are as follows:
An amateur bartender’s delight
The
well-defined categories of terminology, glassware, tools of the trade, how to
stock your bar and simple tips and tricks would be a great help for amateur
bartender’s. We don’t know off a regular user of Mixology’s Bartender section,
but if we did, he/ she could sure have testified for its prowess.
10liquors = 100 drinks
You may
have 10drinks in your bar, but the permutation and commutation of all the
drinks that could be made from those 10, could well be over a 100. Better still
the sections for searching through the recipes are divided by ingredient,
category and everything together.
Party on a budget
Hypothetically,
is 100drinks could be made from 10 liquors, 20 could be made just from 2! In
this regard Mixology is great while partying on a budget too!
Shake it baby
This is one of the cooled party tricks to pull. Everyone’s already
2 drinks down and boasting about their capacity, with Mixology, you could keep
things interesting with respect to what could be a person’s next drink by
simply shaking the phone. It’s a super cool feature!
What we wished the app
had:
Being from India, one thing we particularly would have loved to
see is more Indian drinks, terms and ingredients used in it. This would sure
help in hooking and engaging more users as well.
Conclusion
Mixology is never the less a great app to have for all the reasons
mentioned above. If you’ve used Mixology in a unique way, please do mention the
same in the comments stream below.
*the
review of Mixology for the purpose of this review was done on an Android phone
- Karan
Bhujbal, Contributing Author
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