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Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: Prevent Dripping: If you smear a clean piece of wax paper over the top of a bottle, the wax will form a tighter seal and make the bottle less likely to drip. Read more – View How To Make Root Beer Barrel mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: 1. Even Professional measures the ingredients. Don’t guess to make a perfect drink every time. One Normal Shot Glass= 1oz. Read more – View How To Make Deer Hunter mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: 1. When making mixed drinks (built in glass over ice) most bartenders will either leave the drink as is or give the drink a stir or two, but will usually include a sipstick or straw for the drinker to stir as needed. Read more – View How To Make Cheef mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: 5. When the recipe calls for a twist of lemon peel, rub a narrow strip of peel around the rim of the glass. Then twist the peel so that one small drop will go into the drink. Then drop the peel. Read more – View How To Make Bohemian Bad Ass mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: Blend any creamy drink: Most shaken drinks which contain light cream can also be made as blended drinks. To do this, substitute vanilla ice cream for the light cream and blend with moderate ice. Read more – View How To Make Beer Margarita mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: Quickly chilling a glass: If you have a few minutes, it’s best to wet a glass and put it in the freezer. If you’re really in a hurry, though, you can fill the glass with ice and water to quickly chill the glass. Read more – View How To Make Aftershock Surprise mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: Don’t drink while mixing: Most bartenders became bartenders because of an interest in drinking and the strange alchemy that goes into mixing drinks. As a professional, however, you would do best to leave these habits behind and to focus on your work. Read more – View How To Make Absolute HB mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: Ice: The quality of the ice that you use to mix your drinks is as important as the quality of the other ingredients, as old ice or freezer ice carries with it certain flavors and smells. If you plan to be mixing drinks in any quantity, buy approximately one pound of ice for each guest that you anticipate will be drinking. If you are unable to do this, then we recommend that you remove the odor from the ice by rinsing it with cold tap water. Read more – View How To Make Brandon and Will’s Coke Float mixed drink