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H Street Country Club Gets New Master Mixologist, Gina Chersevani

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H Street Country Club is located at 1335 H Street, NE. It’s probably most well known for its mini-golf located on the second floor. Personally, I’m a huge fan of bar shuffleboard. So, now that they’ve been open for a bit, I’m wondering what folks think of the spot? I’ve heard mixed reviews. Do you think an improved drink selection will improve the spot? How’s the food? How are the crowds?

You can see the full press release about the new mixologist after the jump.

“After an extraordinary reception by Washingtonians this summer, The H Street Country Club will be shaking things up this fall with the support of Master Mixologist, Gina Chersevani. The bar will feature an updated beverage program that includes inventive creations by Chersevani, whose artistic cocktails have been highlighted in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and The Washington Post.

Chersevani has become a nationally recognized talent with strong roots in the Washington, DC area. Her career includes leading roles at Rasika and Smith’s PS7’s Restaurant where inspired drinks landed her on the cover of The Beverage Journal’s “10 Mixologists to Watch” for 2008 and catapulted her to the top of her profession. Chersevani’s consulting engagement with H Street Country Club displays her gift of blending ingenious beverages that masterfully complement the uniqueness of the space and the food.

“We wanted to work with Gina since the conception of H Street Country Club, but timing didn’t work out until now. We are excited about her creations and can’t wait to share her remarkable cocktails with everyone”, said owner Blair Zervos.

One of the most innovative concepts in Washington, H Street Country Club lays claim to the only miniature golf course in the city serving food created by celebrated, James Beard-Award winner Chef Ann Cashion and offers an already extensive and renowned cocktail menu. With the addition of Chersevani’s creative force behind the beverage program, H Street Country Club looks to establish itself as one of DC’s best options for food, drink and fun.

The H Street Country Club is open daily from 5:00 p.m. – 2:00 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and from 5:00 p.m. – 3:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. The restaurant is located at 1335 H Street NE, Washington D.C. Walk-ins are welcome. To contact the restaurant, please call 202-399-HSCC (4722). For more information about H Street Country Club, visit www.hstreetcountryclub.com.”

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