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The speed rack |
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Shelf that holds most used bar products. From left to right: Vodka Gin Rum Tequila Whiskey Brandy Scotch Bourbon |
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Free pouring (counts) |
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1/2 Oz. = 1 count 3/4 Oz. = 2 counts 1 1/4 Oz = 3 counts 1 3/4 Oz = 4 counts 2 Oz. = 5 counts 2 1/2 Oz.= 6 counts |
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Building a drink |
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Ice glass to top Never shake carbonated drinks If comes with ice and needs to be shaken, shake ice with drink and then pour. Otherwise, strain out When layering, use the rounded side of a spoon to pour onto |
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Highball glass |
An 8-12 oz. glass used to serve 1 and 2 liquor drinks |
Used for: Greyhound White Russians Screwdriver
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Rocks Glass |
4-6 oz. glass used to serve liquor "on the rocks", which means over ice |
Used for: Mai Tai Rusty nail Gimlet |
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Cocktail glass |
A triangular, 4-12 oz. glass used to serve straight-up cocktails, which means without ice |
Used for: Cosmopolitan Martini Manhattan |
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Hurricane glass |
A hurricane-lamp-shaped, 15-16 oz. glass used to serve exotic and tropical drinks, sometimes even frozen drinks |
Used for: Rum Runners Pina Coladas Blue Hawaiian |
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Mug glass |
A 12-16oz glass used to serve beer |
Used for: Ale Lager Porters... |
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Margarita glass |
16 oz. glass used to serve margaritas and some fruit drinks |
Used for: Cadillac Gold Strawberry Daiquiri Blue Margarita |
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Garnishes - limes |
This one is easy to remember - if it has lime juice, it gets a lime wedge!You also want to add a lime to drinks made with cranberry juice |
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Garnishes - Oranges |
If it's made with orange juice it gets an orange garnish |
Used for: Alabama slammer Tequila Sunrise Screwdriver |
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Garnishes - Cherry Flag |
Flags made with a cherry and an orange on a pick Drinks with bar mix get the cherry flag |
Some examples: All sours Tom Collins Grape crush |
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Garnishes - lemons |
Lemons don't really have any rules- they go where ever the patron wants |
Some examples: Long island ice teas Tequila shots |
