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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After a successful round of crowdfunding, Bartesian launched in 2019 with capsules and the cocktail machine before turning ...

Also known as the "Keurig for cocktails," the Bartesian cocktail maker is the next best thing to having an in-house bartender ...

First, can we see some ID? Then, let us know what you’d like to drink. No, this isn’t a bar — it’s actually a full-service cocktail lounge that you can bring into your home and place on your bar cart ...

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It’s hard to resist a great cocktail. And if you’ve been craving a refreshing drink, then we’ve found what you’ve been looking for. Enter the Bartesian cocktail machine. The top-notch appliance makes ...

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Small-appliance maker Hamilton Beach will sell, market and distribute the Bartesian, a countertop device that uses pods and liquor to make cocktails. Ashlee spent time as a newspaper reporter, ...

Ex-McDonald’s CEO Don Thompson’s venture capital firm is helping fuel growth at Bartesian, a Chicago-based company that makes $350 cocktail machines. Cleveland Avenue led the $20 million round of ...

I MISS THE PERFECT daiquiri: the pre-pandemic one made at Neat in Los Angeles, mixed with overproof Smith & Cross rum and topped with a crunchy dehydrated lime slice. What’s better, a cocktail made by ...

Bartesian founder and CEO Ryan Close put himself through college by bartending, though, he jovially admits, “I would just pray they order a gin and tonic.” Close’s career veered traditionally ...