Bartending for Beginners
by Bruno GordonBartending goes way back and it began as a trade conducted by people who produced liquor and sold it to the folks. It turned out that there was a lot of money in this. The fact that there is a lot of money in this indicates that there will always be an opportunity for someone who knows how to tend to the bars. It also helps that there is a lot of fun to be had in this profession of bartending. Whether you just want to impress your friends or family or go into bartending as your career, you want to go in with the proper knowledge either way since the quality of the bartending can make or break the party.
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