Here's a basic list of liquors and mixers commonly used by bartenders:
- Vodka – Neutral spirit, used in cocktails like Bloody Mary, Moscow Mule, and Martini.
- Gin – Herbal and juniper-flavored, used in Gin & Tonic, Negroni, and Tom Collins.
- Rum – Can be light, dark, or spiced, used in Mojitos, Daiquiris, and Piña Coladas.
- Tequila – Made from agave, used in Margaritas and Tequila Sunrise.
- Whiskey – Includes bourbon, rye, Scotch, and Irish whiskey, used in Old Fashioned and Whiskey Sour.
- Brandy – Aged fruit-based spirit, used in Sidecar and Brandy Alexander.
- Liqueurs – Flavored and sweet spirits like Amaretto, Kahlúa, and Cointreau, used to enhance cocktails.
Mixers (Non-Alcoholic)
- Juices – Orange, pineapple, cranberry, lime, and lemon juice.
- Soda – Club soda, tonic water, and ginger beer.
- Cola & Other Soft Drinks – Coca-Cola, Sprite, and other carbonated drinks.
- Simple Syrup – Sugar and water mix for sweetening cocktails.
- Grenadine – Sweet pomegranate syrup used in Tequila Sunrise and Shirley Temple.
- Bitters – Small amounts used for flavor enhancement, like Angostura Bitters.
- Dairy & Cream – Milk, heavy cream, and egg whites for creamy cocktails.
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