Cocktail bars in Nepal are shaking their way to global recognition


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A bartender preparing a drink at Barc, a bar that won Asia's 50 Best Bars' Michter's Art of Hospitality Award. — Photos: PRAKASH MATHEMA/AFP

On a lively weekend, a bartender in Nepal's capital Kathmandu balances carefully a slice of titaura, a local tangy and spicy hog plum treat, on top of a martini glass.

The drink is an example of how a new wave of cocktail bars is combining age-old techniques with local traditions to craft uniquely Nepali drinks to make a global mark.

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