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| In contrast, if a customer “call”ed to you the name of a drink, such as a “Grey Goose and cranberry”, you would then use the Grey Goose which is a premium vodka and not placed in the speed rack. |
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| Well liquor can be found in your speed rack, and typically is the “cheap” or lower cost liquor that you will use if a customer does NOT specify a certain type of liquor to be used. |
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| What makes these liquors so different is not just the major price difference, but also in taste. |
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| In some circumstances, the higher the quality of liquor used, the smoother and better it will taste for the customer. |
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| 1.In most cases, the higher the quality of alcohol, the smoother it will taste. |
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| 2.If a customer orders a "grey goose and cranberry" , this would known as a _______________ drink |
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| some tools for bartending include |
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hawthorn strainer
bar spoon
mixing glass & fitting tin aka boston shaker
wine key/bottle opener
muddler
jiggers
pourers
liquor mats |
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