Where science and cocktails collide in 麻豆传媒映画

鈥淲ould you like to try a Penicillin?鈥�

鈥淒o I look like I need penicillin?鈥�

And, so began the preview of the annual fundraising event at Tuesday evening. The sneak peek allowed media to get a glimpse 鈥� and taste 鈥� of what ticketholders will enjoy Feb. 7, when Science World transforms into Vancouver鈥檚 largest cocktail laboratory.

science cocktails — Science meets cocktails at Telus World of Science Feb. 7. Photo Telus World of Science

The event is an opportunity for the city鈥檚 most talented bartenders and chefs to get their science on while showcasing the chemistry, biology and physics behind preparing modern cocktails and cuisine.

But back to the Penicillin鈥� I watched as award-winning bartender 鈥� and Bacardi Portfolio Ambassador for B.C. 鈥� whipped me up a Penicillin cocktail, which includes Dewar鈥檚 12 whiskey, honey ginger syrup, lemon juice and ginger using the application of heat to create an evaporated mist to finish my drink.

I鈥檓 guessing it鈥檚 the healing properties of honey and ginger that account for the drink being named after an antibiotic, but I can promise you it was nothing but delicious.

The open-bar Science of Cocktails event includes 35 stations serving drinks crafted by award-winning bartenders. Food tasting is also included and at 15 stations so guests can check out molecular gastronomy bites from talented local chefs.

But Science of Cocktails isn鈥檛 just about creative, chemistry-inspired food and drink. Proceeds from the event are used to support Science World鈥檚 . The program provides kids from underserved local schools an opportunity to visit Science World. An average class bursary to Science World is just under $900, which includes bus transportation, admission and an activity to take home.

The Science of Cocktails, sponsored by , also includes a bartender showdown and an award recognizing the best dish of the night.

Here鈥檚 just a brief glimpse of what attendees can look forward to Feb. 7.

Ultrasonic Gin & Tonic/Tanqueray No. 10