The craft of cocktail might be a weird place yet that is the fun part! After all, the art of cocktail is a mixture of art and science, still, it is fun to make cocktails, right?!
Study cocktail and from there learn and experience it. Or just simply go to a bar, order, see and ask how its done!
Yes, the term can be very confusing – to beginners and even to veterans. Here, we are going to talk about how you too can learn and speak cocktail.
It’s quite clear that every drink that you mix up in the bar is a mixed drink. These words are commonly interchanged but in reality its different.
To sum it up, a cocktail is a mixed drink but a mixed drink may not always be considered a cocktail.
As most of us know, it is a type of mixed drink, usually containing one or a combination of alcoholic spirits or liqueur and may contain juicers, soda or other flavourings or colourants. Additionally, cocktails are garnished or decorated with edible or non-edible items like straws and fruits.
Every drinks are different and people make it in different ways . If you are looking for the taste of gin or whiskey you might want what its called “spirit-forward” cocktail. Though, it is probably safer to still order gin and tonic, isn’t it?
Learn how to make cocktail whether you are at home or pro, then a course in food and beverage or a bartending is just what you need. Surely, you can find excitement in cooking however it is also in shaking and experimenting different flavours.
Making cocktail is an accomplishment to be proud of and a skill set that can be shared.
Learning these skills can be fun!
There might never been a better time to be a cocktail lover!
There are more opportunities to enjoy a craft of cocktail and there is a lot of learning curve to go into the wide world of mixed drinks. Now cocktails are being on trend. There has been a lot of “instagrammable” drinks going around the social media, with colourful drinks, beautiful garnishes, and fancy glasses.
Lastly, don’t keep it to yourself, invite some friends as well as enjoying the process.
HAPPY COCKTAILING!