Bar Spoon

(n.) A bartending tool; usually a long, thin-handled spoon used for stirring, mixing, and layering drinks. A good spoon More

Backbar

(n.) The area behind the bar with shelves for storing glassware, equipment or extra bottles of liquor.

Back

(n.) A secondary order meant to complement the first at a bar served in a separate glass. (e.g. “I More

Aperitif (Aperitivo)

(n.) An umbrella of a drink category relating to the time of consumption rather than a specific drink, an More

Alcohol

(n.) Alcohol meant for consumption is known more scientifically as ethyl alcohol or ethanol, made as a byproduct from More

Aquavit

(n.) Similar in structure to gin, this Scandinavian spirit is distilled from grains or potatoes, and flavored with caraway More

Age

A quantifiable amount of time between a product’s creation and either its on-sale date or consumption. For spirits, age More

Absinthe

(n.) This boldly-flavored spirit is flavored with a distinct mix of herbs and botanicals, most often anise, fennel and More