• How to Rim a Cocktail Glass
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    How to Rim a Cocktail Glass

    Bloody Mary’s, Lemon Drops, Sidecars, or Margaritas are just some of the cocktails where you’ll be called upon to rim the serving glass.  Some places will have you only rim half the glass so as…

  • How to Make a Sidecar Cocktail
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    How to Make a Sidecar

    The Sidecar stands as one of the most venerated cocktails that you’ll learn about when starting out behind the bar.  You need to know how to make one.  Today we’ll focus on making the cocktail…

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    Links from Libation

    A corral of gut-busting links to feast your eyes on.  Dig in deeply my friend.     Miller brewing is helping those of you who miss your favorite local dive. A fascinating history of a…

  • glassware behind the bar basics bartending
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    Glassware Behind the Bar

    Glassware is the last addition to any drink you serve.  As such, it should be clean and pleasing to the eye.  Steins, Pilsners, sour glasses, ponies, tumblers, etc.  represent examples of the many different styles…

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    Turn It Up Tuesday

    One of the best live shows Atlanta had to offer in the 1980’s and 90’s.  I saw Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ at the Roxy Theater in the old Buckhead Village in 1992 at an impressionable age. …

  • Cocktail Considerations Technique Shaken Stirred
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    Cocktails Shaken or Stirred

    When first learning about cocktails you have to decide which ones you’ll stir versus the ones you’ll shake.  Some should always be shaken such as the Margarita, Amaretto Sour, and Mudslide.  These drinks involve dairy,…

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    Links from Libation

    These links be piping hot!  Come get yer fill.   A history of Spain and her cookies worth eating your way through. Drop one of these Kahala Hilton swizzle sticks from Honolulu in your next…