2. ¾ oz Chambord

3. ¾ oz light rum

4. 2 oz canned cranberries

5. Blend ingredients and garnish with mint leave

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1. ½ oz vanilla vodka
2. ½  part Kahlua
3. ½ part Irish Crème
4. A dash of pumpkin pie spice
5. Shake with ice and serve in stemmed Martini glass

Turkey Trot

1. 1 oz Grand Marnier
2. Splash of  Cherry Sprite
3. Fill with cranberry juice
4. Serve in tall glass with ice

Turkey Shooter

1. ¾ oz Wild Turkey
2. ¾ oz Peppermint Schnapps

Cranberry Surprise

1. 2 oz cranberry juice
2. ¾ oz  Chambord
3. ¾ oz light rum
4. 2 oz canned cranberries
5. Blend ingredients and garnish with mint leave

Baked Apple Treat

1. ¾ oz whisky
2. ¾ oz apple schnapps
3. 3 oz warm apple cider
4. Garnish with a Cinnamon stick
5. Warm the apple cider in a cup or glass mug.

Hot Apple Pie

1. 1 oz light  rum

1. ½  Chambord or raspberry schnapps
2. 2 oz cranberry juice
3. 2 oz apple juice
4. Slice of  a piece of apple and hang it on the side of the glass. Mix all ingredients, except for the sliced apple in a tall glass and heat in the microwave for about 20 to 30 seconds, or until warm.

Thanksgiving Punch

1. ½ oz  apple schnapps
2. ½ oz ginger schnapps
3. ½ oz dark run  spiced rum
4. 2 oz eggnog
5. Shake with ice and strain into stemmed cocktail glass

Hundreds of cocktail drink recipes and drink recipe videos are available for you at our website American Bartending School Bartending Guide

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Bartenders work for a salary and tips. The salary is between $8 and$10 per hour plus tips in most areas. The hourly salary may be higher or lower depending minimum wage laws. One

Tips

of the most attractive things about bartending is the potential for tips. According to the “CNN Summer Tipping Guide “2009, a patron should tip $1 a drink or 15%-20% of bar bill before tax. Some customers may tip more or less depending on the level of service and the demeanor of the bartender. On a busy shift a bartender can serve several hundred drinks. A good night’s salary for a busy bartender may be between $300 and 400 in tips and their hourly salary. This is one of the primary reasons bartending is attractive to people who like night life and don’t mind hard work.

What each bartender earns depends on numerous factors. The most important is good customer service skills. Other important things are

• How busy the establishment is.

• What shift they work.

• What days they work.

• Do the servers tip out the bartenders at the end of the shift and share 15% of their total beverage tips with the bartender. This is a practice where the bartender works the service bar and primarily makes drinks for customers sitting at tables and not at the bar.

• How good is their customer service skills

• Do they acknowledge customers when they arrive or want another drink?

• Do they greet customers with a smile and a friendly hello?

• Do they ask how there drink is after the customer has had a chance to taste it.

• Do they say good bye and thank them for coming in

Customers want to have an enjoyable experience. A friendly, polite bartender that takes care of customers is an important part of the success of every establishment. This is why at American Bartenders School the dos and don’ts of customer service are important parts of our bartender training. Good customer service skill can’t be over emphasized. Especially, if the bartender want to rake in the tips.

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¾ Malibu Coconut Rum

2 Oz. Pineapple Juice

Pour Ingredients Into Shaker ½ Filled With Ice, Shake, Strain Into Shot Glass

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½ Oz. Amaretto

½ Oz Vodka

½ Oz. Midori

Splash Of Orange Juice

Splash Of Pineapple Juice

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1 oz. Dark Rum

1 oz. Orange Juice

1 oz. Coconut Cream

Fill with Pineapple Juice

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¾ oz. Frangelico

2 oz. coffee cream

Shake with ice and stain into stemmed cocktail glass.  Good after dinner drink

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