Supports contextual fitness: the same liquid decision can change with occasion, desired mood, and service. It is a design framework, not a claim that every creator follows one fixed sequence.
A compact practitioner model of cocktail development that extends beyond ingredient ratios to intended use and presentation.
After an infusion is ready, Perrine frames cocktail development as a sequence of choices about flavor direction, season or event, overall character, garnish, and finally the drink’s name.
PDF sheet 20
Chapter 2 — Infusions
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Evidence
After an infusion is ready, Perrine frames cocktail development as choices about flavor direction, season or event, overall character, garnish, and finally the drink’s name.
Location and context
- Locator: PDF sheet 20
- Section: Chapter 2 — Infusions
- Evidence type: Paraphrase
A compact practitioner model extending cocktail design beyond ratios to intended use, mood, presentation, and identity.
Annotation
Supports CLM-142 and ZET-150 as contextual-fitness evidence. It is a practitioner framework, not a mandatory universal sequence.