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Mixology 101 Guide to Mixed Drinks Adelaidedj.Com Page | 1 Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks AdelaideDJ.Com Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 2 Welcome to the AdelaideDJ.Com guide to mixed drinks. Today we are going to have ourselves a crash course in everything you need to know to appear knowledgeable about mixed drinks. That’s right, you’ll never have to say “I don’t know, what is that? Or you pick…” ever again. 1. Glasses The following are the very basic types of glasses you will need to supply or ask for by name next time the situation arises. Glasses don’t have to be expensive. You can often find good drinking glasses at Ikea or other major chain stores. You don’t have to spend a tonne of money but you shouldn’t force your guests to imbibe out of a plastic cup you got at the football park either. Cocktail glasses The cocktail glass is also commonly called the martini glass. Designs range from thin and delicate to colourful and crazy and the correct cocktail glass will do wonders for the presentation of your drink. Typically holds 6 ounces. Use a regular or straight stem glass for martinis and classic drinks. Z-stems or other fancy designs go well with colourful drinks! Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 3 Coupe This glass is an evolved version of the Champagne glass. Perfect for margaritas. Holds 8-10 ounces. Rumoured to be fashioned from the breast of Marie Antoinette. “Ah, sweet decadence!” Perfect rim for salt, nudge. Old fashioned glass (lowball) Common for serving anything “on the rocks” or an “old fashioned” drink. Holds 8-12 ounces. Highball glass The highball glass is very common for serving mixed drinks. Tall and thin, they generally provide the right size for a combination of ice, spirit and mix. Holds 8 to 12 ounces. Great for highballs, rickeys, coolers, spritzers or any simple mixed drinks. Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 4 Hurricane glass A large, wide glass, generally short-stemmed, with a distinctive reverse curve near the top where the rim broadens out. Typically holds 12-20 ounces. Best glass for tropical drinks, frozen or unfrozen. Beer mug Thick glass with a handle designed to keep beer cool. Great size for “drop-shot” drinks (see Irish car bomb). Collins glass Similar to a highball, only it holds more. Perfect for those strong drinks like a Long island ice tea. Typically holds 12-16 ounces. Named after Tom Collins… Not to be confused with Phil Collins. Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 5 Shot glass Shot glasses (also called shooter glasses) are used for shooter style drinks. A “shot” is technically defined as 1.5 ounces. Small shot glasses or “pony” shots are common and hold 1 ounce. Many shot glasses can be larger, holding 2 or even 3 ounces. Elaborate shooters may often require a large shot glass. 2. Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Mixed Drinks… But Were Afraid To Ask… … Well, not really. But if it gets you to watch a Woody Allen film, I have done my job. Oh, wait. I am supposed to teach you about cocktails. Scratch the Allen film and listen up. The following is a list of popular drinks and their ingredients. I suggest picking a few drinks you would like to be able to offer others and keeping those ingredients at your house. Stocking a full bar can be expensive but some top shelf Vodka, Rum, Tequila, Cola, OJ, Cranberry and Pineapple Juice is a bit more manageable. Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 6 Martini (dry) Cocktail glass. Gin 1 2/3 oz. Vermouth, dry, 1/3 oz. Olive, 1 whole. Stir 5 parts gin and 1 part vermouth with ice in a mixing glass. Strain into a cocktail glass, add the olive and serve. The 5:1 ratio is a guideline for a dry martini, personal preference varies. Sex on the beach Highball glass. Schnapps, peach, 1 1/2 oz. Vodka 1 1/2 oz. Cranberry juice, 2 oz. Orange juice, 2 oz. Pineapple juice, 2 oz. Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake and strain into a highball glass filled with ice. Irish car bomb Beer mug. Irish cream (Bailey’s), 1/2 oz. Guinness Stout, 1/2 pint (Guinness Stout). Whiskey, Irish (Jameson), 1/2 oz. First pour chilled 1/2 pint of Guinness into beer mug, let it settle, then take a shot filled with 1/2 oz. of Irish whiskey on the bottom, topped with a 1/2 oz. of Irish cream on top. Finally drop shot in mug and chug. Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 7 Long island ice tea Collins glass. Gin, 1 part. Rum, light, 1 part. Tequila, white, 1 part. Triple sec, 1 part. Vodka, 1 part. Cola, fill with sour mix, 2 parts. Lemon, 1 slice. Shake ingredients in a cocktail shaker with a few ice cubes. Pour mix into a collins glass, making sure that there is a bit of fizz at the top. Garnish with a lemon slice. Blow job Shot glass. Irish cream (Bailey’s), 3/4 oz. Kahlua, 3/4 oz. Whipped cream, top with. This drink is strictly for the ladies! Combine Kahlua and Bailey’s in a shot glass and top with a puff of whipped cream. It must be shot without using your hands! Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 8 Kamikaze Cocktail glass. Triple sec, 1 oz. Vodka, 1 oz. Lime juice, 1 oz. Lime, 1 wedge. Shake ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a lime wedge. Jager bomb Collins glass. Jagermeister, 1 shot. Red bull, 1/2 can. Cosmopolitan Cocktail glass. Lime cordial, 1/2 oz. Rose’s. Triple sec, 1/2 oz. Vodka, 2 oz. Cranberry juice, 1/2 oz. Lime, 1 wedge. Shake ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Strain into a cocktail glass and garnish with a lime wedge. Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 9 Mojito Highball glass. Rum, light, 2 oz. Carbonated water / club soda, 1 splash. Ginger ale, 1 splash. Lime, 2 wedges. Mint, 2 leaves. Sugar syrup, 2 oz. Muddle lime wedges, mint and sugar syrup together. Add this to a shaker with the rum. Shake and strain into glass. Top with soda and ginger ale. Redheaded slut Shot glass. Jagermeister, 1 oz. Schnapps, peach, 1 oz. Cranberry juice, 3 oz. Fill tumbler a quarter of the way with ice. Add ingredients and ask someone with a nice bod to shake ;) Pour into two large shot glasses. Screwdriver Highball glass. Vodka, 2 oz. Orange juice, fill with. Build over ice in a highball glass. Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 10 Zombie Collins glass. Crème de almond, 1/2 oz. Rum, light, 1 oz. Rum, overproof / 151 proof, 1/2 oz. Triple sec, 1/2 oz. Orange juice, 1 1/2 oz. Sour mix, 1 1/2 oz. Cherries / maraschinos, 1 whole. Shake everything except the 151 rum in a cocktail shaker with ice. Strain into a Collins glass over ice and float the 151 on top. Garnish with a cherry. Buttery nipple Shot glass. Irish cream (Bailey’s), 1 part. Schnapps, butterscotch, 1 part. Layer Irish cream on top of the schnapps in a shot glass. Mimosa Collins glass. Champagne, fill with. Orange juice, 2 oz. Pour orange juice into a Collins glass with ice. Add champagne. Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 11 White Russian Lowball glass. Kahlua, 1 oz. Vodka, 1 oz. Cream, 1 oz. Build over ice in an old-fashioned glass. Jungle juice Punch bowl. Gin, 8 oz. Rum, light, 8 oz. Vodka, 8 oz. Fruit punch, 1 gal. Pineapple juice, 8 oz. Cherries / maraschinos, 20 sliced cherries. Pineapple, 1 can. Strawberries, 20 slices. Ice, 20 cubes. Oranges, 8 slices. Peach, 15 wedges. Add ice in bowl, add the fruit, pour in the fruit punch then add your gin, vodka and rum and stir well. Pour into glasses with ice. Tequila sunrise Highball glass. Tequila, white, 2 oz. Grenadine, 3/4 oz. Orange juice, 4 oz. Stir orange juice and tequila with ice and strain into a highball glass. Add ice cubes. Pour into grenadine slowly and allow to settle. Stir before drinking. Mixology 101 Guide To Mixed Drinks Copyright © 2009 Triple E Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 90 097 447 295 http://www.adelaidedj.com Page | 12 Liquid cocaine Shot glass. Amaretto, 2 1/2 oz. Grand marnier, 1/4 oz. Southern comfort, 1/4 oz. Vodka, 1/4 oz. Pineapple juice, 1 splash.
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