

> How do you make a Sex on the Beach? A Royal Fuck? A cosmopolitan?
Cosmo = 11/2 vodka 1/2 triple sec 1/2 sour 11/2 cranberry. Thats how my girl
likes em anyway.
royal fuck? Royal Screw = 11/2 crown royal fill with orange juice
Sex on the beach (I stole this from cheryl a few weeks ago) = 1 vodka 1 peach
schnapps fill with half orange juice half cranberry (i used to use pineapple
instead of orange, i think the orange tastes better)
> Name 2 gins, 2 vodkas, 2 scotch, 2 whiskeys, 2 canadian whiskeys, 2
> bourbons, and 4 orange liquors.
Tangueray, Seagrams Grey Goose, Smirnoff Glenmorangie, Dewars Jack
Daniels, Seagrams 7(blended) Crown, ? Makers Mark, Jim Beam Black,
Curacao, Triple sec, Cointreau, Grand Marnier
> How do you make a real margarita (no margarita mix)?
I either make them with 3 oz of tequila 1/2 oz triple sec and 1 oz of lime
juice or 11/2 of tequila 1/2 triple sec a little lime and 3 or more oz of sour
> How do you make a lemon twist if your bar only has cut lemon wedges?
take some zest off a lemon wedge. they still have viable rinds.
> What's a Micros? A POS?
Point of sale system. keeps track of orders. Micros?
> How do you pour a draft beer without it foaming?
Why wouldnt you want head? But if I wanted to accomplish this task I would
simply pour the beer down the side of the glass the entire time with the glass
tilted.
> What's on the rocks mean? What's neat mean? Up? Down?
rocks = ice, neat= straight up= straight but shaken down?
> Real Champagne only comes from _____. Champagne not from ____ is
> actually what?
Champagne region of France, Sparkline white wine.
> What are the two most common standard pours?
between 1 and 11/2 oz
> What's the count for 1/2 oz? 2 oz?
one one thousand 4 one thousand
> How many ounces are you allowed to put in one drink legally (in your
> state? in most?)
I dont know
> Also just a few tips
>
> - ALWAYS keep your bar clean. Any true bartender is always
> multitasking to keep his/her bar clean.
>
> - Ice shouldn't be all the way to the rim (this is a pet peeve of
> mine). Neither should the drink. You will hear: "full ice gets you
> even liquor and juice/mix" "it gives the customer more of their
> drink" etc etc. IMO it just looks unprofessional and is a hassle to
> drink from, and I think most experienced bartenders will agree.
>
> - Don't be afraid to ask a customer what's in their drink and if it's
> made a certain way. If they don't know, ask them how it tastes and
> what the color is and try to make it up.
>
> - Always shake your cocktail shaker hard, try to make ice crystals,
> most people like it this way. Personally I just like my drinks to
> have a couple shakes because I don't want it watered down, but most
> people like ice crystals (for martinis anyways, not for regular
> cocktails i.e. alabamma slamma).
>
> -
>
> Hope that helps. I'm still somewhat new to tending so this is just
> some of the info I feel is important. At most places you'll be
> pouring draft beers, gin and tonics, crowne and cokes, and vodka and
> 7 all day so I wouldn't worry about it too much. Occasionally you
> will see
>
> popular cream drinks:
> black russian or white russian
> colorado bulldog
>
> popular shots:
> royal fuck
> 3 legged monkey
> liquid cocaine
> 3 wisemen
> screaming orgasm
> screwdrive
>
> popular martinis:
> cosmopolitan
> martini
> perfect martini
> dirty martini (always ask how dirty - the dirtier, the more olive
> juice. imo these taste horrible but i think people like to order
> them "very dirty" or "filthy nasty" because it's fun to order.
> whatever)
> sunset martini
> lemondrop martini
>
> popular cocktails:
> sex on the beach
> long island ice tea
> cuba libre
> cape cod
> madras
> greyhound
Thanks for the tips. I have been wondering what the proper way to shake a
drink is... I cant seem to find that information. Also do most bars use a
mixing glass and mixing tin combination? my shaker is only a tin with a
strainer and cap attached.
Thanks again
Greg
P.s. How do you guys and girls think Im doing so far?
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
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