Mixology and Barteding

Ingredient Ratios Explanation Bourbon or Rye Recommended 2.0 oz. Others 1.5 oz. 2.5 oz. 3.5 oz. 1.    The Spirit varies depending of the type of old fashion you are building for example; Bourbon or Rye 2.    Often you are going to hear that the perfect old fashion goes with 3.0 oz. or 1.5 oz. or 2.50 oz. It doesn’t matter as long as you don’t unbalance the drink, this also varies depending of the palate of every person, some people like their drinks mellow while others stronger. 3.    the most neutral amount of liquor for Whiskey cocktails is 2.0 oz. Sweetener Agent Recommended -Simple Syrup 0.25 oz   Others -Sugar Cube 1   -Granulated Sugar; 1 Bar spoon   Additional Cherry juice 1 Bar spoon   1.    The addition of Simple syrup to the cocktail is the most standard...

Introduction A sour or sour cocktail is a traditional family of mixed drinks; probably the most common example of a sour cocktail is margarita or the whiskey sour. Sours belong to the old families of cocktails. Amaretto Sour Essential elements of sour cocktails   Every sour cocktail must contain liquor, lemon or lime juice, sweetener and occasionally liqueur, Egg whites, soda water or ginger beer Glass Rocks glass Martini Collins High ball Mixing Technique Mixing Technique: sours are always Shaken Always dry shake when the drink have egg withe, so you can get the frothy texture Ratios This is the simple but effective template I use for all of sours:   Liquor                      1.50 oz. Juice                        0.75 oz.  Sweetener          ...