Glassware

• rocks glass (old-fashioned/lowball)

• 6-10 oz

• Old-fashioned, Negroni, Whiskey neat

• Serve drinks with little to no mixer

• Highball glass

• 8-12 oz

• Vodka soda, rum and coke, gin and tonic

• Mixed drinks with soda/juice

• Martini glass (cocktail)

• 4-10 oz

• Martini, cosmopolitan, gimlet

• Cone-shaped bowl

• For up drinks (chilled, no ice)

• Coupe glass

• ~ 6 oz

• Daiquiri, sidecar, upscale martini or Manhattan

• Rounded bowl

• Elegant compared to martini

• Collins glass

• 10-14 oz Vodka soda

• Tom Collins, mojito, fizz drinks

• Taller and slimmer than highball

• Fizzy or tall shaken drinks over ice

• ~4-5 oz

• Manhattans, bijous, spirit-forward cocktails

• More elegant than coupe

• Margarita glass

• 8-12 oz

• For margaritas (Especially frozen)

• Hurricane glass

• 14-20 oz

• Tropical drinks (hurricane, mai tai, piña colada)

• Large, fruity, colorful cocktails

• Sour glass

• For whiskey sour, pisco sour

• Short shaken cocktails, sometimes with foam

T or F: serve stirred drinks in short glasses, shaken drinks in tall glasses

True

T or F: you can shake carbonated mixers

False, add carbonated mixers after shaking liquids