Bartending Mixology
Bartending Mixology
If you’re looking for a private party bartender, be sure to set your standards high. Not only should this person be knowledgeable when pouring drinks, they also need to bring a great personality. All of this should be done while maintaining a high level of professionalism, the perfect mix of fun and hard work!
A bartender should be in direct contact with their potential client before the event. This way they are familiar with exactly what is expected of them, answer any questions for their client, and build a friendly relationship so they are comfortable the night of the event.
Your bartender should arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the event to familiarize themselves with the area they will be working in and to set up their work station. It should act, for the evening, as a full functioning and efficient bar. This is also the time for preparing garnishes, chilling alcohols or anything else the client needs. . They should bring all their own equipment and a bar back if needed to assist in fast drink service for your guests.
Every private party bartender should be a master mixologist. They should know what drinks be made according to the alcohols and mixers you will be providing, and create a personalized drink menu for your event. A good bartender will cater to each guests needs, and make sure everyone is satisfied. Anyone can memorize how to pour a drink, but it must be served with a great attitude and outgoing bartender.
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Mixology & Flair Kit $59.95 Mixology and Flair DVD The new Flairco Mixology & Flair for the Working Bartender is an introductory level training DVD that focuses on classic bartending techniques and low risk, high impact working flair skills. This DVD is not region formatted and can be viewed in all newer DVD players. Also included are many different special features including hilarious bloopers and out takes. Mixology and … |
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Mixology Starter Gift Set $39.95 This cocktail shaker gift set is the perfect present for aspiring bartenders! With all of the tools you need to create incredible cocktails, it’s the easiest way to get up and running. Each cocktail starter kit includes tons of useful items, like the latest edition of the Bartender’s Black Book, Fee Brothers Old Fashioned Aromatic Cocktail Bitters, a muddler for making classic cocktails like the O… |
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Flairco Flair Bartending DVD Video Volume 1 – Mixology The Flairco Mixology & Flair for the Working Bartender is an introductory level flair training DVD focusing on classic bartending techniques & low risk, high impact working flair skills…. |
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Flairco Presents: Mixology and Flair for the Working Bartender $34.45 The new Flairco Mixology & Flair for the Working Bartender is an introductory level training DVD that focuses on classic bartending techniques and low risk, high impact working flair skills. This DVD is not region formatted and can be viewed in all newer DVD players. Also included are many different special features including hilarious bloopers and out takes…. |
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Fun to Know Drinks and Cocktail Mixing (Create 50 of the Most Popular Drinks and Cocktails) $12.94 This unique DVD will teach you how to get a grip on drink mixing. Just pop-in the DVD and let us show you how to become a professional bartender at your home. Thomas Bitler, a professional bartender, 11 years at the Waldorf Astoria in NY presents the magic of mixing drinks and explaining how to professionally create 50 of the most popular drinks and cocktails, at home…. |
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Imbibe!: From Absinthe Cocktail to Whiskey Smash, a Salute in Stories and Drinks to Professor Jerry Thomas, Pioneer of the American Bar Featuringthe … and a Selection of New Drinks Contributed in $15.30 A lively, historically informed, and definitive guide to classic American cocktails. Cocktail writer and historian David Wondrich presents the colorful, little-known history of classic American drinks-and the ultimate mixologist’s guide-in this engaging homage to Jerry Thomas, father of the American bar. Wondrich reveals never-before-published details and stories about this larger- than-life ninet… |
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The Craft of the Cocktail: Everything You Need to Know to Be a Master Bartender, with 500 Recipes $22.31 Offers five hundred recipes for classic and original cocktails, includes advice on how to set up a bar and use the correct techniques and tools, and discusses the history and development of mixed drinks.Title: The Craft of the CocktailAuthor: Degroff, Dale/ Erml, GeorgePublisher: Random House IncPublication Date: 2002/10/01Number of Pages: 230Binding Type: HARDCOVERLibrary of Congress: 2001057791… |
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The Ultimate Bar Book: The Comprehensive Guide to Over 1,000 Cocktails $9.94 Ultimate Bar Book – The Comprehensive Guide to Over 1,000 Cocktails By Mittie Hellmich”Ultimate Bar Book is the first and only guide to classic and new drink recipes. Loaded with essential-to-know topics such as barware, tools, and mixing tips, this book… |
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Instant Bartender $4.95 Instant Bartender is your complete multimedia guide to mixing your favorite “adult beverages.” Included are over 200 recipes in over a dozen categories, plus photos of each drink as they should appear in the glass. You can search the recipe guide in any one of three ways, and then print the recipe of your choice! Also includes music, bartending tips, and more!… |
how do i get experience as a barmaid/bartender if no one wants to hire a new grad from bartending school?
I took a bartending course and got my mixology certificate. Searching for positions from local bars and even in places like Red Lobster, and Applebee’s. No one wants to hire a new grad from a bartending school, my question is how am I suppose to get experience anywhere, if no wants to hire me because I lack experience.
The bartending schools graduate almost 25 graduates for every single job opening. They don’t tell you that when they take your money. At most bars, you are pouring beer for 90% of the customers so no one cares about a “certificate”.
Go anywhere there are catered affairs (golf courses, hotels with wedding receptions, convention centers) and tell the caterer that you are willing to sub in (on short notice) if any of their bartenders calls in sick or goes on vacation. That may be your quickest entry into the world of bartending.
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