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Food & DrinkFlair Bartending Moves

How to Pour Liquor with Flair

Transcript

Hi, I’m Chris Cardone. I work at the Beatrice Inn in New York City. And I’m going to teach you how to pour with flair.

This is a very, very, very easy trick to do. It’s something that pretty much anybody on the planet can learn to do really quickly. We’ll start with the practice bottle and then we’ll show you how to do it live with liquid. But it’s really, really simple as soon as you learn how to hold everything.

So you’re going to start holding your bottle in what’s called a reverse grip. So you have your bartender grip, and then you have a reverse grip. You’re also going to hold your tin in the same way. Two reverse grips to start. What you’re going to do is you’re going to bring the bottle underneath your arm and bring it up to a pour. At some point when you feel like you’re getting close to being done, you’re going to spin the two underneath your arm, back around, and then you’re going to continue to spin the tin a little bit more, and then you’re going to bring your bottle down and that’s it.

So we’ll do it one more time slow. Take our bottle and our tin, both in a reverse grip. Bring it underneath our arm. We start to pour. We spin the tin and the bottle. You continue to spin the tin a little bit more, and then you bring your bottle down, and then you would pour that into your drink. And you’re done.

So, to see it live with a bottle. Reverse grip. Reverse grip. You bring it underneath. You start to pour. You spin out. You keep spinning. You’re done. And then you would pour that into your drink. And that is how to pour with some serious flair.


Lessons in this Guide

How to Become a Flair Bartender

How to Learn Flair Bartending with Chris Cardone

How to Garnish Cocktails with Flair

How to Do Behind the Back Forearm Stall in Flair Bartending

How to Do Over the Shoulder to a Stall Flair Bartending Move

How to Catch a Beer Bottle behind Your Back

How to Do Flair Bartending Columns

How to Do a Sequence Flair Bartending Move

How to Do a Capture Flair Bartending Move

How to Do the Arm Roll with a Tin Flair Bartending Move

How to Do the Swipe through Flair Bartending Move

How to Pour Liquor with Flair

How to Do the Shadow Pass Flair Bartending Move

How to Do a Stall Flair Bartending Move

How to Do the Flat behind the Back Flair Bartending Move

How to Open 3 Beers at the Same Time

How to Do a 2 Tin Split into a Stall Flair Bartending Move

How to Do an Over the Shoulder to Pour Flair Bartending Move

How to Ice a Glass with Flair

How to Do the Hanging Beer Opening Trick in Flair Bartending

How to Do the Figure 8 with Bounce Cut Flair Bartending Move

How to Do the Thumb Roll Flair Bartending Move

How to Do the Palm Spin Flair Bartending Move

How to Pour 3 Shots at Once

How to Improve Your Flair Bartending Speed

How to Juggle Liqour Bottles

How to Do the Exchange Flair Bartending Move

How to Do the Flat behind the Back Move with Rocks Glasses

How to Present Napkins & Coasters with Flair

How to Do a Flip to Pour Flair Bartending Bottle Trick

How to Open a Beer with Flair

How to Do the Behind the Back Exchange Flair Bartending Move

How to Do an Arm around the Head Grip Change Bartending Move

How to Do the Tin Toss Flair Bartending Move

How to Do the Tin Spin Flair Bartending Move

How to Do Same Arm Flat behind Back Flair Bartending Move

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