Bartender School Station Layout

The Bartenders Station is the area behind the bar where the bartender makes drinks. This area has been designed to make the bartender as efficient and productive as possible. The thought process is, the more efficient the bartenders station, the faster the bartender will be. The faster the bartender, the more drinks he can make. The more drinks the bartender can make, the more money he will put into the cash register and ultimately his tip cup. An efficient Station benefits everyone, the customer with faster service, the bar with more sales and the bartender with more tips.

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Cards In This Set

Front Back
How many separate areas are there to a bartenders station?
There are five separate areas to the bartenders station.
Equipment is placed with what consideration?
Equipment located in each area has been placed with consideration given to the hand movements of the bartender when making a drink.
Mixing Glass
Mixing Glass is used for making any cocktail that is to be served straight up or as a shot. (Left of the Ice)
Spoon end of the bar spoon
The spoon end of the Bar Spoon/Stirring Rod is used to retrieve and measure. (Left of the Ice)
Handle end of the bar spoon
The Stirring Rod is used for stirring Vermouth drinks when they are served straight up. (Left of the Ice)
Strainer
Strainer is used to strain a cocktail from the ice. (Left of the Ice)
Large(28oz) Shaking Can
Large(28oz) Shaking Can: is used for shaking cocktails that have been mixed in a Mixing Glass. (Left of the Ice)
Small(16oz) Shaking Can
Small(16oz) Shaking Can is used for shaking cocktails that are served on the rocks (Left of the Ice)
Narrow(8oz) Shaking Can
Narrow(8oz) Shaking Can is used for shaking cocktails that have been mixed in a "small mouth glass" (Left of the Ice)
Wooden Muddler
Wooden Muddler is used for "muddling", mashing, grinding. (Left of the Ice)
Cork Screw
Cork Screw used for opening wine bottles. (Left of the Ice)
Bottle/Can Opener
Bottle/Can Opener used for opening beer bottles and all types of cans. (Left of the Ice)
Garnish Tray
Garnish Tray: 6 compartments to accommodate the standard garnishes. (Left of the Ice)
Grenadine
Grenadine is used for sweetening and coloring drinks. used sparingly. less than a 1/4 shot. (Right of the ice)
Lime Juice
Very tart and should be used sparingly. Most recipes call for a 1/2 shot. (Right of the ice)