Bartender Small Items

Small liqueur glass and your best small whiskey glass: Every bar should have a small whiskey glass, not only for the service of small whiskey, but also for measurement. Small whiskey glasses are 1 to 2 ounces in size. 2 Your wisest choice is 1 1/2 ounces-1 Giger-because this is the ideal model for measuring most alcoholic beverages. The story of a sip-bellied wine glass: The brandy sip-shaped glass is a particularly elegant kind of glassware. It ranges from 5 ounces to 25 ounces, although it usually only contains 1 to 2 ounces of brandy. The raised part of the cup will make the aroma of the wine better drift into the nose of the drinker. If you use cups smaller than 16 ounces, reduce the amount of brandy accordingly. Bring the handle cup and the Pilsen cup should you choose to bring the handle cup or the Pilsen cup? Or do you want both? The glass with handle is not fragile, but if it is used for good quality beer, the elegant and taller Pilsner glass can increase the interest of drinking. It depends on you. Whether it is drinking with a handle or glass, it is much better than drinking directly in a bottle or jar. Other glassware Now that you have a detailed understanding of the basic cups of the bar, you should also be familiar with the following more special glassware. Rainbow wine glass A 3 to 4 ounce cup with a handle with little or no body extending outwards and narrowing inwards. This kind of cup is more convenient for tiered dessert wines. The slightly larger style of the short-footed tall glass rainbow wine glass often has an outwardly extending mouth. It is also used for tiered dessert wines. Aerated drink cup This 5-ounce cup with a handle is slightly shorter and thicker than a 5-ounce lemon whiskey glass. This kind of cup is more useful if you want to use a cup smaller than the Collins cup to hold aerated drinks. Martini glass Some people prefer to use this modified cocktail glass instead of a cocktail glass to fill their martini. Usually 4 ounces, the Marittini glass gradually tapers from top to bottom until the stem becomes very shallow, unlike a cocktail glass that gradually shrinks into a sharp bottom. The eggnog cup, a large, barrel-shaped cup, is indeed the best cup for drinking eggnog. Do you really need these? Your decision is based on your taste, your friends and what you like to drink, and what kind of host or bartender you want (you can) be.