flair bartending - Beyond Tiki

R Rattiki Member Key West, FL Joined: May 03, 2003 Posts: 422	R Rattiki Posted posted on Mon, Nov 13, 2006 5:46 AM On 2006-11-11 15:12, Tom Slick wrote: I experienced Flair bartending & delicious drinks at the same time in the same bar on the same day. The 2 can be learned to be used together.......I agree that is all about the drink first and foremost, but it doesn't hurt to top the drink with a little personality. Atmosphere and the feeling you are welcome in an establishment are probably thee MOST important factor in deciding whether or not you are about to enjoy your drink or not... I was trying to think about this on the lines of my experience as a chef and It seems to me if you don't put the cart before the donkey it would be OK.....but learn to mix REEEEALLY well FIRST, then the flair can come. Unless it's just 7&7s as Swanky said and then it's no different than the food jugglers at Benny Hahas :lol:

On 2006-11-11 15:12, Tom Slick wrote:
I experienced Flair bartending & delicious drinks at the same time in the same bar on the same day. The 2 can be learned to be used together.......I agree that is all about the drink first and foremost, but it doesn't hurt to top the drink with a little personality. Atmosphere and the feeling you are welcome in an establishment are probably thee MOST important factor in deciding whether or not you are about to enjoy your drink or not...

I was trying to think about this on the lines of my experience as a chef and It seems to me if you don't put the cart before the donkey it would be OK.....but learn to mix REEEEALLY well FIRST, then the flair can come. Unless it's just 7&7s as Swanky said and then it's no different than the food jugglers at Benny Hahas :lol:

Post #266329 by Rattiki on Mon, Nov 13, 2006 5:46 AM