Bartender's Guide to the Most Popular Bar Drinks: What are the common cocktails in bars

When you go to a bar to drink, many people will order cocktails. Cocktails are colorful and beautiful, and there are many flavors, so many people who go to bars to drink will order cocktails. So, what are the common cocktails in bars?
 
Old Fashioned
There may be no better test of a bartender's mettle than ordering an Old Fashioned. The recipe is simple:
- 2 oz bourbon or rye whiskey
- 2 dashes Angostura bitters
- 1 sugar cube or 1 tsp sugar
- Orange twist garnish
 
Put sugar in glass. Cover it with dashes of bitters. Add whiskey and stir until sugar dissolves. Add ice, stir again, and serve. If the barman starts shaking the ingredients or muddling fruit, have your next round at another bar.
 
Gin Highballs
The most common way to enjoy gin at most bars and restaurants is as a highball. Among these, the famous gin and tonic (G&T) takes top honors. It's a nice, relaxing drink that's fantastic with any meal.
Building on the G&T's popularity, it's a good idea to be able to mix up these gin highballs:
Gin Buck: ginger ale
Gin Fizz: lemon or lime, sugar, soda
Gin Gin Mule: ginger beer, lime, mint
Gin Rickey: lime, club soda
 
Mojito
The Mojito is a rum-based cocktail that originated in Cuba, although it has since gone on to become one of the most popular cocktails in the world. The refreshing drink combines white rum with fresh mint and lime juice to create a cocktail that is zesty, sweet and perfect for hot summer days. The Mojito itself is over five hundred years old and was considered a favorite beverage by the American novelist, Ernest Hemingway.
Ingredients:
White Rum (2 oz)
Lime Juice (0.75 oz)
Simple Syrup (0.5 oz)
Mint Leaves (x3)
 
Manhattan
The Manhattan cocktail contains whiskey, sweet vermouth, and bitters. The result is a slightly sweet, strong, and well-balanced cocktail for whiskey lovers. It's served chilled and straight up in a cocktail glass garnished with a cherry.
 
Brandy Alexander
If you like your brown liquor on the sweeter, creamier side, then try a Brandy Alexander. This is best known as a dessert drink, but it's a delicious, creamy blend of brandy (try Armagnac), créme de cacao, cream, and a sprinkle of nutmeg. It's served chilled straight up in a cocktail glass.
 
Although the wine is delicious, go to the bar to drink, or drink less, whether it is drinking cocktails or drinking other wines, you must stop in moderation, keep a sober state, and pay attention to your own safety. By the way, if you need any Bar Tools, Barhomevip.com is the best place you can go!