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Don’t be a Tool! Never underestimate the importance of good kit in your bar

Australian Bartender

For high-volume cocktail bars, it’s hard to go past a simple tin on tin boston shaker. Tin on tins are easy to clean, can be stacked to save space, and if you buy multiple of the same brand you can mix and match the tops and bottoms if one goes wandering…which we all know happens surprisingly easily in a bar!

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We Asked 10 Bartenders: What’s the Hardest Cocktail to Master?

VinePair

Then, when adding the seltzer, you need to pour it slowly into the center of the drink — ideally, drizzled down the handle of a bar spoon — to get the perfect head.” Ramon Castellanos, beverage director, Congress Bar , Brooklyn “Genuinely speaking, I would say the Martini is one of the most difficult to master.

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Speedy Sips: Quick & Easy Coffee Cocktails for the Busy Mixologist

Mixologists

Maintain Consistency: Ensure uniform quality and taste even amidst high-volume periods, safeguarding your reputation for excellence. Batch & Serve: Prepping Coffee Cocktail Components for Ultra-Fast Service For high-volume settings, pre-batching components is essential for maintaining swift service and consistent quality.

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Summer Cocktails & Outdoor Entertaining Essentials: Your Refreshing Sipping Guide

Mixologists

Highball glasses, with their tall and slender profile, are remarkably versatile and perfectly suited for a wide array of refreshing high-volume drinks, such as the classic Mojito, the tangy Paloma, and the simple yet satisfying Gin& Tonic, providing ample space for both ice and invigorating fizz.