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Bartend Like A Mad Man
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(53 ratings)
275 students
Created byKatrina Rodzon
Last updated 2/2014
English

What you'll learn

  • What the tools are and how to use them right.
  • When to shake and when to stir
  • How to make an old fashioned, martini, sazerac, gimlet, whiskey sour, and manhattan.
  • Easy variations of each drink so you can customize and explore.
  • Have fun and learn a little bartending history to impress your friends with.

Course content

8 sections17 lectures51m total length
  • Lets Get Started2:24

    In this lecture we go over the fundamentals that we will learn in the course and I tell you a little about myself.

    Cheers

  • Lets Talk Tools4:57

    In this lecture we go over the three tools we need. Why we need them and what some cheap variations are.

  • Shaken or Stirred5:20

    In this lesson we explain the difference between shaken and stirred. More specifically, when do you shake a drink and when do you stir. :)

Requirements

  • Willingness to drink and mix alcohol

Description

We all drink and as such are constantly looking for that trusty go-to bar with quality drinks, good atmosphere, and great company. This class will turn your home, or anywhere you are, into your favorite bar. Want a good martini after a long day? Want to impress your friends at your next dinner party? Maybe you just don't want to get all dressed up to go out and have a drink. This class will help you learn some simple, but impressive cocktails that will turn you into your favorite bartender.

'Wait- I don't have all the tools and ingredients needed'

No worries. All you need is a martini shaker and a wooden spoon to succeed at bartending in this course. In keeping with the Mad Men theme, you will learn how to make a classic martini, old-fashioned, sazerac, gimlet, whiskey sour, and manhattan -all cocktails debuted in the series and have since come back into favor in the mixology world. While we go through each I will talk about some common variations as well as some brief history that about the origins of the drinks. This is less of a formal class and more of a one-on-one with your bartender- you will learn though.

By the end of this course you will not only know a few great time honored drinks but have the foundation and confidence to explore further into the fine art of bartending.

I look forward to mixing with you!

-Kati

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner bartender
  • Enthusiastic foodie
  • Eager to learn mixology
  • Consistent home entertainer
  • Those that push to sit at the bar and be mesmerized by the bartender.