All the Glassware in a Bar - Bartending 101

[@BartendingPro]

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[@tkjspeaks1491]

Probably the only channel I’ll watch the ads for b/c you actually deserve all the revenue with this free game

[@vondarichardson865]

Omg, I'm so overwhelmed. I came across your videos and I'm hooked, feel like am In an actual classroom. I can't wait to get hands on training. For now, am just excited about what I'm learning....thank you so much. You saved me a lot of $$$for bartender classes I was about to go and pay for. Really appreciate it. Doesn't matter what cam you use, last time I checked, didn't need glasses...:)

[@e-rokekenedi7834]

Love that you have a thorough, consistent series of great videos and not just one crudely-made, vague video. Thanks a million.

[@cmarisha91]

You guys need to stop complaining about the video quality. It's a free bartending lesson for God's sake.

[@twinkstepwaifu]

Chelsea Nelson He says in the video "sometimes you just have to make due with what you have"

[@BartendingPro]

What's up @awise25, I replied to another of your comments about this, but just in case you see this first... Check my blog, bartendingblueprint(dot)com ...in the navigation bar at the top is "Bartending Supplies", that will take you to my full bar supply store. Anything in there will work great.

[@lawrencecummings8534]

DENNIS from its always sunny in Philadelphia

[@BartendingPro]

All the time, I get it allllll the time ;)

[@constancemote3718]

When he was talking about the wine glasses lmaooo

[@zina-alex]

he really got me there :D especially cause I used to work for a chateau so that was the one part I was competent in hahah he really has a sense of humor

[@MsJamm63]

Thanks for taking the time to make the bartender videos!

[@BartendingPro]

Will do! I have a few videos that I'm finishing up that will start posting by this weekend!

[@powapwna]

I'm not sure why I'm watching this... I'm not gonna be a bartender... This guy is actually really good at explaining stuff though. 😂

[@hidayat6182]

I agree with you

[@shirvy]

thanks man, so glad i came across your channel, i'm about to open my on bar, and your videos have been, are incredibly helpful, you would not believe!! thanks again

[@christee971]

Thank you so much. I'm starting a new barback job and I'm learning so much from you. Thank you for posting 💕

[@risquerabbitthehomespa9356]

Did you start the barback job trying to become a bartender and did it work out

[@dave_thomas]

Another cool vid. Lots of great and useful information. Thank you for the creation.

[@BartendingPro]

Right on brother, glad I can help you out! And a huge cheers to your new establishment, may it always be full of thirsty patrons and loose women ;) !!

[@woodruffboero4351]

You're videos are great man. Kudos.

[@jjjamesonnn]

It was great to take a refresher with a Dennis Reynolds look-alike. Great info!

[@CrimsonFox36]

Snifters are designed to be held in the palm of the hand. Brandy tastes better, and the aroma is released when it is warmed.

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

Most grateful for ALL these wonderful videos. Thanks for posting.

[@bobbyrod793]

Your videos are super informative; thanks a lot for uploading. Are there any tips or 'rules of thumb' you might be able to give to beginner bar backs? Tonight is going to be my first busy night after training for just two days.

[@AlinaMilaya]

You are fantastic!! I like your humor!

[@we.visuals]

Best video I've seen so far thank you

[@BartendingPro]

Correct. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@BartendingPro]

Thanks man!!

[@yubrajsapkota87]

keep it up thanks for giving this class

[@CrimsonFox36]

get a boston shaker, and a strainer. 3 piece shakers are hard to take apart,

[@awise25]

Thanks! That was really helpful

[@AgeofVergo]

An old fashioned is normally described as lowball. The glasses you describe as highball are 'large rocks glasses' in our bar.

[@theequalizer4justice879]

Thnx Great refresher course

[@paullaviera4747]

Most informative guy out there in bartending.

[@BartendingPro]

Thanks Paul! 🍻

[@bartender5792]

Thanks, this is really a big help for those who wants to be a bartender.

[@BartendingPro]

You're welcome!!

[@Mvang884]

lol love how you describe each glass

[@sirimp7]

Love watching your videos about to start a bar job in the UK got a lot of useful information even though some of the things are different.

[@BartendingPro]

Right on! Congrats on the new job!! With everything in bartending, or the service industry, things change. There is almost nothing that is absolutely black and white in anything that I teach. Country to country, state to state, town to town, even bar to bar things can be different. If you remember we are there to serve the customer and have a good time, everything will be as it should. :)

[@sirimp7]

Aww thanks. But yeah I started off really rushing around and making mistakes when it's best just to be calm. Maybe you could a video about that and how you should be around customers... But the amount of times I poured a beer and the head on it was huge , I think Guinness is the easiest to pour, but thank you very much for all the tips on your videos they were very helpful.

[@BartendingPro]

Check out the Bartending Basics: Friday & Saturday Nights video about staying calm when it gets busy.

[@sirimp7]

Will have a look later but applied for a different place now as the old one changed me to the restaurant where I hate to be.

[@BartendingPro]

Onward and upward!

[@enriquezfredi12]

Thank you so much. It helped me out a lot! .... I turning 21 in the 3 months and I really want to do this. Thanks.

[@Jionunez7]

Lots of bars in Florida and the Caribbean will have hurricane glasses, too

[@BartendingPro]

You're welcome!

[@andreaslyon]

Love the French accent :D Thanks a lot brother, will definitely recommend!

[@macherryan12]

love your videos man. Ive been interviewed for a job in scotland as bar staff. ive been trying to memorise all your drinks but its so hard

[@khamilamayes4872]

Sooo helpful!

[@BartendingPro]

I'm on it!!

[@JAJohnsIP]

Thanks Mr Blurry. I S'pose being a little blurry might just be par for this course

[@coolcutsgal2]

Hurricane glass you said was used for RUM DRINKS would that include Long Island Iced Teas {sadly I'm still on the 'Bartenders Basics' so I've not gotten to the "drinks" part yet)

[@jeremyk9332]

buy "how to become a bartender" by dave allred only 10$

[@coolcutsgal2]

Ummm i think that's why Jason has his web page, his videos & his membership. I'm certain Mr Allred has written a wonderful book, however i rather like watching jason teach & give insight into "the real world" tips & tid-bits...also, i find it in bad taste...(dare i say rude) to come onto another bartenders site & tout another bartenders book! That's rude, dude!

[@jeremyk9332]

Rita Doyle Haha this is the first day I started watching his channel and I wasn't aware of his website. btw I am thinking about using his website, dude!

[@majesticbah]

Thank you for this information, needed for my bartending certificate

[@true-visionllc4507]

I hope it helped you. But a highball in more similar to a collins than a old fashion glass. Highball wider, collins thinner more narrow

[@tylerwilliams1052]

Coup glass and margarita glass are essential too

[@ClaytonDerby]

Lol I liked your way of presenting and I learned a lot

[@Melissa-kv5ry]

I love all your videos!!

[@awise25]

Awesome very interesting

[@jameskirkpatrick5569]

at first i was confused as to why you said hurricane glasses are uncommon, but then i remembered im from florida and im pretty sire its state law that you must have hurricanes if you open a bar here 😂😂😂

[@NinadPradhan]

informative. thanks.

[@SoldOut4JESUS]

Great teacher

[@jackiep131]

Great job. You are very entertaining. 😀

[@awise25]

I'm looking too purchase a shaker too use at home. There are many different styles. Which would you recommend?

[@BartendingPro]

Dont' worry...you don't have to take a test ;) Most bars only have 3-4 different types of glasses, including wine glasses, martini glasses, beer pint glasses; then maybe one or two others...definitely a bucket glass and maybe something else.

[@mr.josephZfruean]

Awesome man thanks

[@jenniferciferni3929]

lol the sarcasm. good info! thanks

[@ipwnyouriphone]

Keep it up Jason!

[@nguyendo3688]

thanks so much for your video

[@luckykazivlog8782]

Good job! 😍😍👌

[@udaysalaymeh773]

oh my god.. dude you are amazing thank you very much

[@hernandayolearyallda]

Hey the high ball glass, is it 1oz alcohol 1oz non-alcohol What are the other 5oz? since it is a 7oz cup?

[@SS999808]

hernandayolearyallda 1oz alcohol and topped off with mixer

[@robertrp4024]

Keep it up.. man..

[@KFROG80]

awesome video!

[@spicy1ize]

Highball Glass is the glass you refer to as a Tall Glass....

[@true-visionllc4507]

Exactly what I was thinking. Highball is similar to a callins but wider and callins is thinner more narrow.

[@ProfessorSlump]

why is steve rogers teaching me about bartending? 😂

[@jamesanthony2775]

I think you mean Dennis Reynolds

[@TCall126]

I think it's pretty cool that JD's brother started a KZbin channel!

[@TheJasonking]

you forgot the Desert glass, Sherry/Port glass too lol

[@jeffn.8491]

Nice. You are a professor.

[@MENTION-IT-ALL]

Good at explaining stuff but a red glass and white glass are distinctly different as in a glen carin for whiskey. That glass he calls red wine is actually brandy. I wonder if he’s changed his mind since making this 6 years ago?

[@BartendingPro]

And small...you won't find 3 piece shakers in many bars.

[@durvabhatt9009]

Please review limoncello liqueur

[@deepakarya7929]

Thanks

[@BartendingPro]

Hahaha, I tease...I'm some what of a wine snob myself :)

[@jaysilen1698]

Champagne glasses... "just wine glasses that have gone anorexic" 😶😂

[@gregglowley979]

I always thought the Old Fashioned glass and rocks glass were the same.

[@hmoridejrgen6227]

A Rocks glass typically has a thicker bottom, hence rocks. As well as a beveled bottom. Though an old fashioned glass may have a beveled bottom, but it will be slightly larger than a rocks glass. Nobody would argue if you called an old fashioned glass a rocks glass, vice versa.

[@lisabell3367]

i want to hang out with this dude

[@戴建铭]

The quality looks like the old porn from my parents closest, just joking, I really appreciate the video I learned a lot. Cheers

[@carloayars2175]

I know this is about 9 years old but anyone watching should also consider stocking a Margarita glass, a "true" Tom Collins or Collins glass and a Glencairn . What you called a Collins glass is not used for Collins proper. The correct glass is worth minimal $1.00 per serving alone. Without changing a damn thing about the mix it's a $1.00 more charge for serving things proper. Appearance and presentation is half the cocktail or pour to the person who ordered it with an expectation. Many times far more for certain spirits like whiskey or brandy. The drink is not about the bartender or establishment but about honoring the cocktail as normally served! Again, read that a 2nd time. Serve it wrong and suffer the tip. Serve it right or inform me you don't have the proper type glass and earn points. A wine glass is "not" a wine glass. Different glasses for different types of wine. Sad you don't get this, but that's the difference between a $2 tip and $10 tip. Often times, people order specific wines for a purpose to sample a bottle without buying it. Smae with many whiske(e)s. Presentation is everything for a $20+ glass of wine. Not talking about house wines you charge $6 for. But either way the cost of glassware doesn't change but you need to select the correct glassware. The 2nd or 3rd cocktail/serving at $1 more pays for the glass SO HAVE THE CORRECT GLASS and don't substitute glasses. Glassware is less than $1.00 per glass unless specific like Glencairn which could cost you $5 to $6 each. Hell the average person can go to DollarTree and buy most of the proper serving glasses for $1.00 yeach. The correct presentation and ability to smell/taste the spirit is well worth $1.00 per serving. You make fun or "wine snobs" but FAIL to understand presentation and proper pricing. If I got served a white wine in a red wine glass or vice versa I'd personally give you a hard time because you served me wrong. You failed me in my beverage sampling. I'm normally not a prick about spirits but every bartender should know the difference of wine glasses at a minimum. Same with serving whisk(e)y. in different glasses. Depending on the price you would likely get an earful from me for doing it wrong. Charge me $8 a dram and likely won't hear from me but charge me $12 severed WRONG and you'll hear from me as you didn't serve me what I ordered/expected. The bartender that realizes he doesn't have the proper glass but asks me if I still want the order and asks my preference for glass earns points/tips just for the acknowledgement.

[@BartendingPro]

Not all schools are bad...and anything that is going to give you confidence is good. When you're entering a new profession its hard to put a price on that. I don't fault you, or anyone, that goes to school. My beef is more with the school owners who prey on people by telling them that a bartending school is MANDATORY for getting a job just to get $500 out of them. THOSE guys are the scumbags and my arch enemies.

[@novahvillamor4419]

"This little small guy" hmmm LOL , its a small glass, your soooo cute Mr. Anyway thanks for the video...

[@parvaglam]

Youre so good

[@simulation3120]

I’ve always seen highball used for tall glasses, not an old fashioned.

[@CobaltLancer]

Where are the beer glasses??? They are some of the most important...

[@whatilikeaboutit6520]

Lee Dong-Hun[이동훈] i believe he mentioned “beer pint’ right there

[@kanyequest4225]

9:17 lmao 😅😂

[@KRATOS-bj9gn]

wow!!!

[@robinjohnson1485]

Dang... I had no idea that bartending has turned into rocket science.

[@andreaslyon]

Love the French accent :D

[@chrisduma]

We call the tall glass the highball glass

[@muadhib001]

Nice vids but I could do without the wine aficionados criticism

[@BartendingPro]

Sorry if I offended you... just trying to have some fun :) For what it's worth I'm also making fun of myself, my wife and I are quite the wine snobs ourselves. Nothing personal!

[@natangwematheus1724]

Was confused when he is saying lowball glass

[@shyonalthea1100]

h

[@theacademyofanatomy]

Had me until you trashed wine glasses. Had to turn it off.

[@Acrylicbae]

Too much to remember

[@lmfao892]

I like you

[@danielagarcialezcano7892]

I think you should really be more informed about wine. Just because you don't understand the basics of wine glasses doesn't mean you should mock who does. Watch a tutorial on wine glasses, it'll improve your cultural baggage. I'm a Wine Sommelier and Bartender, by the way.

[@DarkRain110187]

Every time I start your video, I keep thinking porno music slash comment time is about to begin... every time... #CommunityChannel

[@michaelarchutowski8024]

just drink the wine faster lol

[@shadowaccount]

Yo Dennis from Always Sunny, seriously, quit using your JVC camcorder from 1992....no one wants to watch videos in 180p

[@BartendingPro]

+Powderkeg When I first started filming these, the intention wasn't ever to have a "channel", it was me filming my lessons from the school I was working at for my students to review after they left. These were all shot on my iSight camera from my macbook pro. Only after I started to get regular viewers did I start to add more videos, but most of the original lessons where already all filmed. Many years later, this project has grown to a place completely unintended by me in the first place. My advice, 1) start with my newer videos, all my latest stuff is shot in HD. 2) My goal is to eventually get around to re-shooting everything in HD, which may take some time, but is on my to-do list none the less. 3) I know it sucks, and I'm sorry for the bad quality, but try to take the lesson from it without letting the quality ruin the gold nugget of info. Cheers

[@shadowaccount]

Hell yeah Dennis!!!! Appreciate it .... these are good videos I was just making a joke ....CHEERS!

[@amandadube156]

I watched this video to learn about glassware, not to be wowed by the video quality. Stop being a little bitch.

[@scottbrown6505]

@@amandadube156 He got told off then tried to hug it out 😂 Dennis i start my new Bartender job tonight. Im terrified. I have very little experience. Wish me luck big guy.