Liqueur, liqueur and cocktail of mixture (all kinds of fruit juice, soda water, cola or milk). Generally, it is made by blending 1 oz wine with corresponding drinks. Usually it is house highball (cocktail highball named by the hotel itself), or some other common names, which are also common cocktails in bars (highball type), such as Tom collins, John collins, Mai Tai, killer koolaid, greyhound, screwdriver, Seebreeze, Zombie, sling, tequila sunrise, Long Island Iced Tea, godfather, blue lagoon, rootbeer (bartender's) (unrelated to beer) and many other names.

Just say the name when ordering wine, such as "tequila sunrise, please" (usually 1 ounce of spirits) or you can say "2 ounces of tequila sunrise" (the bartender will use 2 ounces of wine at this time, or you can say "double tequila sunrise, please", which means using 2 ounces of wine.

There is usually ice.

2. Martinis

In bars, martinis are usually mixed with other things, with 2 ounces of wine, so when you order martinis, you don't have to say 2 ounces.

The glass used is a martini cup (conical goblet). Martinis have different names according to different tunes. For example, Kelly, the heroine in Sex and the City, always orders martinis in bars. Other common martinis are Manhattan, Lantini (cranberry juice), Kiss of Sicily, watermelon, Robroy and so on.

If you go to a bar and just say "a martini, please", the waiter will usually ask you "gin or vodka", then you can also explicitly say "gin martini, please" or "vodka martini, please".

Some martinis often use a little absinthe (sweet wine with herbal ingredients, divided into red sweet absinthe and white dry absinthe, similar to wine), some martinis use sweet absinthe, and some use dry absinthe. If there is absinthe in martini, it is usually 1/4 oz absinthe (a small amount of absinthe). If you use the same amount of sweet absinthe and dry absinthe (the same dash), it's called a perfect martini, and another example is perfect Manhattan, which means there are both sweet absinthe and dry absinthe, and everything else is perfect Robroy.

Usually martinis are without ice.

3. Margarita (ice and mixed juice are broken with a blender and mixed with wine)

Common margaritas are: Kiki, Daikiri, Margarita, Coconut Tree Juice Rum, etc.

Like highball, use 1 oz of wine. If you want more wine, you can order 2 ounces.

4. shooter

Pure wine without drinks or ice ("shot in a small glass"). There are also some common shooters. A little.

5. beer

When you go to a bar, you will find many kinds. There are also different classification methods. If you look at the color of hair, you can divide it into:

Lager (Chinese seems to be dark beer, a common brand of "blue" beer), light the market), light (such as cools light),

Malt wine (such as Slimane malt wine), dark beer (also known as dark beer, such as Guinness), dry beer (such as Molson dry beer) and so on.

I've seen two different kinds of beer mixed together here, with two different colors. I don't know if you ordered it, but it's called "black brown" (it's a bit tricky when you arrive, or you just mix it, 1/2 dark beer and 1/2 ale or something).

6.wine

simple

7. Words used when ordering wine:

"Two ounces of scotch on the rocks, please." I'd like a two-ounce scotch on the rocks.

Give me a scotch on the rocks, please.

A scotch whisky without ice.

8. Common sense of foreign wine

General cocktails (highballs, martinis, margaritas) are all made of spirits, liqueurs and mixed wines.

Main liquid:

Vodka (vodka)

aurum

Scotch (Scotch, the most common Chinese brand "Chivas Regal", is Scotch)

Ireland (Irish whiskey)

Rye whisky (Canadian whisky)

Bourbon (American whiskey, common brand Jack Daniel)

Rum (Rum, three colors of rum: white, Ambre and dark, among which Ambre Rum is the most expensive, because the processing technology is more complicated than others).

Tequila (Mexican tequila)

Liqueur: There are many kinds of liqueur. Generally, the name of liqueur is the brand of liquor (different from liquor, for example, rye has different brands). Just name a few.

Carua (Mexican coffee wine, the most common brand)

Three seconds (orange liqueur)

Italian bitter apricot wine (different brands of hazelnut liqueur)

Bailey liqueur (Irish milk wine, creamy liqueur)

Martini vermouth (vermouth, two bonuses)

Cream liqueur

Mint-flavored liqueur (similar to liqueur, but with different brand and name: mint liqueur)

Peach liqueur (peach liqueur)

Banana liqueur

Blue mandarin orange wine (blue liqueur, orange flavor)

Melon liqueur (green melon liqueur)

Grand Marnier (orange liqueur with brandy)

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A general liquor store has four or five districts (liquor, liqueur, wine and champagne, beer, others).