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Mixed Drink Glasses and Cocktail Glasses
Mixed Drinks all need to be served in a glass or container that compliments the drink being served. The proper glass enhances a drink.
You will most likely only use a few of these in your standard practice. Glasses you be sparkling clean, they should be washed and if possible towel dried.
Below is a list of the most common bar glassware, containers from the standard beer mug to the fancy champagne tulip glass.
Most Popular Glasses
The Top Drink Glasses used in most situations are
Highball Glass
This glass is usually about 12 oz and used for serving long drinks with fruit juices to mixers with soda.
Cocktail Glass
This is the elegant glass and is designed to keep the drink cold by keeping your hands on the stem. This is the most popular glass.
Old Fashion Glass
The glass is also called a tumbler or a rocks glass. Classic, served generally for drinks stirred rather than shaken.
Pint Glass
This is a classic drink glass that is used for almost everything from beer to any style mixed drink.
Shot Glass
The shot glass or shooter. A tiny glass with a capacity of no more than 2 oz. Use for very short drinks, strong shots.
This glass is usually about 12 oz and used for serving long drinks with fruit juices to mixers with soda.
This is the elegant glass and is designed to keep the drink cold by keeping your hands on the stem. This is the most popular glass.
The glass is also called a tumbler or a rocks glass. Classic, served generally for drinks stirred rather than shaken.
This is a classic drink glass that is used for almost everything from beer to any style mixed drink.
The shot glass or shooter. A tiny glass with a capacity of no more than 2 oz. Use for very short drinks, strong shots.