Does anyone have a Alcohol Cheat Sheet?I am looking for a job as a server at local restaurants and don't drink much but want to be knowledgeable in types of alcohol, drinks, etc.
Does anyone know of a website or have a list they've constructed of; Types of Alcohol (ie; Scotch, Tequila, Whiskey, etc), and the major brands within each type of alcohol. Maybe a bartender's cheat sheet - has the drink names and what kind of alcohol they include, etc.
Wine is a whole different animal and I'm sure I can find plenty of wine-o sites that will more than suffice in wine knowledge.
Thank you so much if anyone can help out.
I've been serving for three years prior but have not really needed the alcohol knowledge. A lot of the places that I'm applying to now are more bar-oriented, therefore I'll learn something new.
BTW, I'll bet you a kick in the balls you can get a job at the U.N. only knowing one language.(to the person who says otherwise)
Answer by paperdoll198
try this one:
www.drinksmixer.com
It's an insanely huge database of drinks. They feature some info on beers, not so much on wines, except possible drinks you can mix with wines as an ingredient.
Answer by TexHabsfan
www.drinksmixer.com has a lot of info, but when it comes to alcohol either you know it or you don't. To try and get a job like that without knowing much. I don't know can you imagine applying for a job at the U.N. and only knowing one language?
Answer by LeAnn
To be a server, you don't need to know too much. You'll learn as you go. So it's ok that you're not real knowledgeable. In fact, I work at Buffalo Wild Wings, and the majority of our servers are straight out of high school, with no experience with alcohol ( besides maybe a few keg parties under their belt). Buy yourself a bartender bible, but don't stress too much. Working will get you learning pretty quick.
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