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Wine and Champagne Drinks
The following recipes are wine and champagne
drinks that are relatively easy to make. Each of
the following drinks will have its own procedure
for mixing. Many wine drinks require the use of
a larger glass instead of a small wine glass.
The reason for this is that a 4 oz. wine glass is
too small for these recipes, which call for ice
and/or a mixture of ingredients. In these
instances, use of a larger class enables the
bartender to mix the drink properly.
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back to basics
Glass of wine . Take wine glass and fill with
the customers preference Glass of wine (on the
rocks) Put ice in a LARGE wine glass . Fill
glass with wine. Although the above seems
simple, they is a correct and incorrect way to
pour wine.
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Spritzer(Generally a white wine spritzer)

• Fill a LARGE glass with ice
• Fill glass ¾ with white wine
• Fill the rest of the glass with club soda
• Garnish with lemon wedge

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Kir

• Fill a wine glass ¾ with white wine
• Add ¾ oz. Crème de Cassis
• Garnish with lemon twist

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Kir Royale

• Fill champagne glass ¾ with sparkling wine
• Add ¾ oz. Chambord
• Garnish with a lemon twist

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Champagne Cocktail

• Put a dash of bitters and a sugar cube into a
  champagne glass
• Fill rest of glass with champagne
• Garnish with lemon twist

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Mimosa

• Put 1 ½ of orange juice into a champagne glass
• Fill rest of glass with champagne
• Garnish with orange slice

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Poinsettia

• Put 1 ½ oz. of cranberry juice into a champagne
  glass.
• Fill the rest of the glass with champagne
• Garnish with lime wedge