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Richie Moe
from Citizen Public House, chef
Josh Hebertof Posh,
Julie Hillebrand Tomeyfrom
J&G Steakhouse-- they're just three of
twelve Valley mixologistsbattling each other and competitors across America for the title of
greatest Hangar One cocktailand an
all-expense paid tripto the
Hangar One Vodka Distilleryin Alameda, California.
The twelve finalists (who also include Kris Korf from The Parlor, Sean Traynor from Windsor, Micah Olson from Merc Bar, and Travis Nass from Rancho Pinot) each have a video on the Hangar One Facebook page with the winners being determined by the most number of "likes" their video receives over a 60 day duration. Regional winners will be announced in February 2012, with the grand prize winner being announced later in the spring.
To see all of the contestants and their videos, go here. To vote for your favorite, go here.
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