Before you make drinks
The Basics
Glassware
Select glassware that will elevate your cocktail
Spirits
Understand basic flavor profiles of different spirits varieties
Tools
Learn which bar tools you need to have and when to use them
Ice & Garnish
Ice & Garnishes will contribute to the taste or aroma of the final product.
Glassware
Martini & Coupe Glass
Martini and Coupe glasses are typically used for spirit forward cocktails that are strained.
Bucket Glass
Bucket glass is most commonly used cocktail glass. You can use for single spirit and mixer or for classics like the Margarita or Mai Tai.
Other Stems
The wine glass is a great vessel for favorites like Sangria or Aperol Spritz. You would use the Champagne flute for anything using sparkling wine, a French 75 for example.
Custom Vessels
Kick up the fun with a Tiki Mug or a variety of metal, glass or porcelain vessels.
Spirits
Light Spirits
Vodka, Gin, Rum and Blanco Tequila are amongst the most popular light spirits
Dark Spirits
Whisky (or Whiskey), Reposado and Anejo Tequilas, Dark Rum, Cognac
Cordials & Liqueurs
Aperol, Amaro, Lillet Blanc, Sweet Vermouth, Chambord, Kahluah, and the list goes on.
Mixers and Bitters
Just like cooking, some flavors go well together. There are a variety of premium juices and bitters to choose from to compliment or contrast the flavors of the spirit you are using.
What kind of drink are you looking for?
Spirit Forward
Spirit forward cocktails are great to sip on and let the spirits shine.
Mixed Cocktails
Use your favorite juices or mixers for these amazing cocktail options.
Classic Cocktails
It’s good to know how to make the basics.
Something Different
Here’s a look at some delicious creative cocktails.
