You might say that after certifying 60,000 individuals in the art
of drink mixing, the folks at Harvard Student Agencies know how to
make a Martini. Or a Stinger. Or a Sloe Comfortable Scr...Well,
you've probably heard of that one. But did you know that the name
tells you how to make the drink? Sloe refers to sloe gin,
comfortable refers to Southern Comfort, and so on. That's just one
of the innumerable tips you'll find in "The Official Harvard
Student Agencies Bartending Course. "Based on their wildly popular
course, the book takes the most ignorant imbiber and turns him or
her into a sauce-slinger extraordinaire, ready to go out and get
that dream job as a bartender.
This guide includes:
-Basic bar setups, tools, and helpful procedures
-Recipes for the most popular mixed drinks, punches, and
nonalcoholic alternatives
-How to throw a fabulous cocktail party
-Hints on the job hunt
-Legal responsibilities of the bartender
-Illustrations and bonus information throughout.
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