

> I have no experience with bartending at all, but I've always found
> the thought of tending bar and mixing drinks very lucrative. I have
> so many questions like: Where do I start?(I have a full time job and
> can't dedicate the time into apprenticing or barbacking) What
> recipes should I start out with learning how to mix?(I have very
> limited mixing experience), What brand liquors are good for mixing
> vice straight?(I've heard that for example you wouldn't normally use
> patron for mixing due to its price and quality) Any
> information/advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
If you cannot "dedicate the time into apprenticing or bar backing" then you
should know that these positions are entry levels into bartending.
Links to study:
http://www.misscharming.com/bartender/tipshintsecrets.htm
http://www.misscharming.com/bartender/become-a-bartender.html
http://www.misscharming.com/bartender/bartender.htm
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