Liqueur glass a small glass (28 30mls) used to serve a straight liqueur or a liqueur – – with cream floated on top. Shot glass small glass (45 60mls) used for Shooter recipes and for serving single – – shots. Some venues do not use glasses as they believe they encourage irresponsible consumption of alcohol. The choice of glass will be dictated by: House policy such as the designated glass as listed in a house recipe. – For example, the may use Manhattan glasses (or some other generic glass) for the majority of its cocktails Tradition certain cocktails are traditionally served in certain glasses: cocktail and – house recipes will specify what is required. Websites Take time to the following to gain an understanding of the glasses available and the names for the different glasses:
Liqueur glass – a small glass (28 – 30mls) used to serve a straight liqueur or a liqueur with cream floated on top. Shot glass – small glass (45 – 60mls) used for Shooter recipes and for serving single shots. Some venues do not use glasses as they believe they encourage irresponsible consumption of alcohol. The choice of glass will be dictated by: House policy – such as the designated glass as listed in a house recipe. For example, the may use Manhattan glasses (or some other generic glass) for the majority of its cocktails Tradition – certain cocktails are traditionally served in certain glasses: cocktail and house recipes will specify what is required. Websites Take time to the following to gain an understanding of the glasses available and the names for the different glasses:
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