flair bartending - Beyond Tiki

S sporkboyofjustice Member Eugene, Oregon Joined: Mar 30, 2004 Posts: 184	S sporkboyofjustice Posted posted on Fri, Nov 10, 2006 7:47 AM Well said cheekytiki. I think that good flow and knowing your procedures down pat is a big part of what you said. Watching someone who knows just where everything is and how to do it makes the mixing of a drink more like a dance that is enjoyable to watch. I also agree with previous posters in that balancing a shaker on your head does not a good drink make. I will admit to catching a few minutes of the flair bartending competitions on TV but I'm usually cursing them for what they do (and hoping they drop something).

Well said cheekytiki. I think that good flow and knowing your procedures down pat is a big part of what you said. Watching someone who knows just where everything is and how to do it makes the mixing of a drink more like a dance that is enjoyable to watch.

I also agree with previous posters in that balancing a shaker on your head does not a good drink make. I will admit to catching a few minutes of the flair bartending competitions on TV but I'm usually cursing them for what they do (and hoping they drop something).

Post #265710 by sporkboyofjustice on Fri, Nov 10, 2006 7:47 AM