The Bartending Association was one of the more well-known clubs at Jiangcheng University.
Mainly because it sounded fun, not too serious, and it looked like joining club activities meant free drinks.
It was deeply beloved by alcoholics.
Of course, the association was not actually full of alcoholics. Rather, there were more active people who enjoyed hanging out at bars.
There was definitely a reason for that distribution. If the association were mainly made up of alcoholics, there would constantly be groups getting drunk together, making drunken scenes, perhaps even causing drunken trouble beneath the dorm buildings and putting on stage plays or something...
After a few incidents like that, the association would probably be shut down.
At a comprehensive university like Jiangcheng University, where management was fairly lax, clubs did not necessarily need to make outstanding contributions to the school, but they absolutely could not cause trouble.
In other words, they did not need to shine, but they could not be so bad that they stood out.
This upperclassman from the Bartending Association was a bar-hopping enthusiast. Su Bai had forgotten when he added her, but in any case, her social media posts were rather wild, mostly featuring distinctive bars all over River City.
Based on what was in Su Bai's liquor cabinet, the upperclassman recommended a relatively niche drink—Elderflower Fizz.
The ingredients were gin, elderflower syrup, and lemon juice.
The flavor was roughly a faint floral fragrance with a balanced sweet-and-sour taste.
This cocktail relied heavily on the ingredients, especially the elderflower syrup. Many establishments did not even keep much of it in stock.
That was how niche products were. Of course, if a bar owner or bartender happened to be particularly fond of that flavor, they might happen to have it.
Su Bai liked the suggestion a great