Bar Spoon Craft Cocktails Highball 
Mixologists
FEBRUARY 19, 2025
Mixing and Serving: Must-Have Bar Tools and Equipment (Professional Grade) Crafting cocktails requires the right tools. A long-handled bar spoon is ideal for stirring. Highball glasses suit tall, refreshing drinks. Coupe glasses add vintage charm to champagne or classic cocktails. Elegant and iconic.
The Bartender Company
NOVEMBER 25, 2022
Every professional bartender knows that bar tools make the job of crafting cocktails easier. With such a dizzying array of tools available, what are the essential bartending tools for the discerning mixologist or home bar?
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Cocktail Contessa
JULY 8, 2022
We’ll cover batching for 4 different kinds of bourbon cocktails: old fashioneds: 2 parts whiskey, 1/2 part sweet, bitters whiskey sours: 2 parts whiskey, 1 part sour, 1 part sweet boulevardiers: 1.5 At it’s most basic it’s a cocktail of spirit and carbonation. Serve over ice in a rocks glass with a garnish.
Moody Mixologist
MAY 29, 2023
Making classic cocktails keto-friendly While going on a ketogenic diet can be a challenge for the craft cocktail enthusiast, it is entirely possible to modify certain drinks to meet the low-carb requirement. Gently churn the mixture with a bar spoon or swizzle stick, then top with club soda.
Mixologists
APRIL 11, 2025
The Cocktail Shaker: Chill and Combine Like a Seasoned Pro The Cocktail Shaker is an absolutely indispensable tool for crafting cocktails that demand thorough chilling and the seamless combination of ingredients that naturally resist emulsification, such as vibrant fruit juices, rich dairy cream, and delicate egg whites.
Mixologists
APRIL 10, 2025
Think far beyond the mere arrangement of tables and chairs; instead, envision a thoughtfully designed space that is as inherently functional as it is aesthetically inviting, meticulously considering all the practicalities that will effortlessly facilitate the seamless serving and joyful enjoyment of exquisitely crafted cocktails.
Mixologists
APRIL 10, 2025
Old Tom Gin: A slightly sweeter style of gin, historically popular in the 18th century and experiencing a resurgence in the craft cocktail scene. Quality Gin Glasses: Tall, slender glasses (like highball or Collins) or the Spanish-style Copa de Balon glasses help to showcase the drink and allow the aromas to develop.
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