Christophe Coppée
French bartender and mixologist
About Christophe Coppée
Born 1974. Christophe Coppée is a bartender.
Christophe Coppée (born 1974, France), is a French bartender and mixologist. He has worked closely with bartenders, including Atilla Iskifoglu, Neil Lowrey and Neil Garner, as well as Frédéric Sharp of Mixillusion. In 2002, during an event organised at the Covent Garden in London, Coppée won the Guinness World Record for the most cocktails made (created) in one hour.
Sir Delynwell and five other jury assisted at the official tasting in front of BBC television along with more than two thousand people. He has developed new cocktail recipes for drink companies such as Wyborowa Exquisite Single Estate Vodka, Appleton Rum, Polstar vodka, Advoscotch, Tuaca liqueur, Pago fruit juices.
In 2016, Coppée opened a cocktail bar lounge in France where he operated without any drink menu.
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Who is Christophe Coppée?
French bartender and mixologist
When was Christophe Coppée born?
Christophe Coppée was born in 1974.
What is Christophe Coppée's occupation?
Christophe Coppée is a bartender.
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