COCKTAIL ZERO% BAR MANUAL ALEMBIC 3.SHORT Perfect for serving shorter cocktails that need ice although, as always, there are some exceptions to the rule. It should have a sturdy base and hold approximately 300mls (approximately 10 to 12oz) of liquid, but again don’t stress if yours are smaller or larger, just tweak to accommodate. Short glasses are perfect for enjoying neat spirits with large ice cubes or a splash of cold water. Here are a selection of short drinks glasses: 1. Old Fashioned 2. Rocks 3. Absinthe 4. Tumblers 5. Medium Sized Wine Glass 6. Half Pint 4. CHAMPAGNE Ideal for serving cocktails made with sparkling wine. The clue is in the title! They’re never to be served with ice as this kills the bubbles and will make the drink flat and watery. The narrow shape helps retain the fizz and prevents the aroma from escaping. These come in many different sizes. You’re looking for something that will carry roughly 150- 200mls (about 5-6oz) of liquid. The old fashioned Coupette Champagne glass is less effective for this style of drink. Here is a selection of glasses which can be used for champagne cocktails: 1. Flute 2. Tasting Glass 3. Slim Wine Glass 4. Skinny Tumbler or Bellini Glass GLASSWARE GUIDE GLASSWARE 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. 3. 5. 2. 4. 6.
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