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Barang siap sedia : Kaos Raglan 3/4 ikutan S, M, L. Harga IDR 100 K. Berminat :WA : 0816-1913-768
07/04/2018

Barang siap sedia :
Kaos Raglan 3/4 ikutan S, M, L.
Harga IDR 100 K.
Berminat :
WA : 0816-1913-768

25/04/2016

Lowongan pekerjaan

Dibutuhkan segera Bartender & Barista pengalaman untuk outlet Met Duck di Paragon Mall Semarang.

Kirim CV anda ke :
Mr. Zeric (zericscoot@gmail.com)

21/01/2016

Job vacancy :
Looking for Bartender and Barista for fabulous independent outlet in Semarang.
If you are interest please send your CV to zericscoot@gmail.com

04/01/2016

Job Vacancy :

One of the best 5 stars hotel in Solo is looking for young and dynamic Daily Workers (waiter & bartenders) to join as team member.

If you interested please kindly drop your CV to asfbm@theroyalsurakartaheritagesolo.com.

Thank you

Healty Drinks
04/01/2016

Healty Drinks

Best Of CureJoy Recipes (Weight Loss, Fat Burn, Detox Drink etc) ==>

Ready to be ordered to complete your Bar equipment collection.
04/01/2016

Ready to be ordered to complete your Bar equipment collection.

Great article
02/01/2016

Great article

Want to use herbs in your cocktails, but hate seeing them wilt or dry out? Here's what you need to know about keeping herbs fresh.

02/01/2016

Happy New Year 2016 to everyone in this group. Thank you for being interested in this group. We will share more interesting product knowledges and absolutely it can be worthed to develop your Bartending skills.

And dont forget we personally wishing you all the best for your carrier path and prosperous new year 2016.

Viva Bartender

06/12/2015

This is WOW.. they no longer need bartender to make the drink.

18/11/2015

CALLING FOR ALL BARTENDERS !!

JOGLOSEMAR BARTENDER ASSOCIATION invites you to join our Exclusive Bartender Training. You will be develop an excellent program:

THE FUNDAMENTAL OF SPEED & ACCURACY

The program will be held in 2 (two) cities ;

SOLO (Tuesday, November 24th 2015)
# Venue : Aston Hotel Solo
# Time : 12pm -4pm
# Registration fee : IDR 100 K including coffee break at venue

SEMARANG (Wednesday, November 25th 2015)
# Venue : RM. Rodjo Semarang
# Time : 2 pm - 6 pm
# Registratipn fee : IDR 150 K including lunch break at venue

Its only limited seats, so please book immediately. All hand out and equipments will be provided during the training. After finish the training you will get a certificate of accomplishment.

For more details and information please contact

REGION :

Daniel 081215353088 / 75F9DFBA
Yogi Barholic 0821 4596 5566 /26B2A88B

REGION

Daniel 081215353088 / 75F9DFBA
Eko Septiawan 081275306564 / 7CEF3CAB
Arief Skyy 082217770473/ 54F4B549

Note :
For submission's fee please transfer to :
BCA Bank / 4565002016 / Wahlin Daniel Fery Hutapea.

&educateourlocalbartender !!!

Check this out
15/11/2015

Check this out

        When it comes to the cocktail garnish, the undisputed king of the garnish is the mint sprig.  Its vibrant, full, deep green, jagged leaves rise tall fro...

Good to read to motivate your self.
15/11/2015

Good to read to motivate your self.

What makes a great leader behind the bar? We spoke with a bar owner and a GM for their insights.

Push your limit !
07/11/2015

Push your limit !

19/10/2015

Best Mojito I have ever made.

The Mojito is arguably the most popular cocktail of our age. And yet, there is so much confusion surrounding it. Go in to 100 different bars and you're likely to get 100 different Mojitos!

With so many points of contention and differences of opinion is it truly possible to establish without contradiction what is the absolutely original classic recipe? I would say, 'unlikely'!!

However, what I can share with you is the recipe/method I recently came across, for possibly the most delicious classic Mojito of them all.

Just to be clear, we are not talking about any of the plethora of fruit flavoured variations, this is about the classic rum, mint, sugar, lime and soda combination.

So, here goes....
Before we begin, take a handful of fresh mint leaves and very finely chop... we'll need this later.

Firstly, take your glass (highball or similar) and squeeze the juice of one fresh lime. It's just the juice and not lime wedges. The issue with adding lime wedges, is that when you squeeze or muddle a lime wedge, you not only release the juice you also release the lime oils from the skin of the wedge. And whilst the oils add a distinctive flavour, it is not a flavour that was part of the original Mojito. On the other hand, those lime oils are perfect and essential for another drink... the Caipirinha.

Next add 2 barspoons of white caster sugar. White? Yes, deffinitely. Again, many bars use brown sugar, but this is another confusion with the aforementioned Caipirinha. The distinctive, deep dark flavour of brown sugar works beautifully in a Caipirinha but doesn't really belong in the Mojito. On the other hand, white suager is lighter in flavour (allowing the mint and rum to star) whilst providing all the sweetness required. Also, caster sugar will disolve more effectively than granulated whilst leaving a very slight grainy feel that gives this fabulous recipe a sense of texture on the tongue.

By the way, you can always ask your guests and customers how 'sweet' they like their Mojito and adjust it accordingly. In addition, it's worth noting that the more sugar added, the more the mint flavour is 'lifted', whereas reduce the sugar and the sharpness of the lime comes through a little more.

Now give the juice and sugar a stir so that the sugar begins to dissolve, take 6-8 good sized mint leaves, slap to release what oils you can, add to the lime and sugar and stir. Now add enough crushed ice to half fill the glass, then take your fine-strainer, fill with the 'very finely chopped' mint that I mentioned at the begining and then slowly trickle 50ml of your chosen white rum through the mint and over the ice. I love this little tweak for two reasons. On one hand because of the surprisingly powerful impact this has on the overall mintiness of the final drink but primarily I simply love the theatre of it!

Now stir the ingredients together again blending the flavours and helping the caster sugar to dissolve further. Now bring the level of crushed ice to just below the lip of the glass and add a splash of soda/carbonated water and churn a little more with the disc end of your bar-spoon. This should just be a splash, the idea is to help release aroma and flavour not to massively dilute.

Finaly, add a crushed ice cap (standing proud of the glass) and garnish with a small bunch of mint leaves (still on the stalks) tucked in to the side of the glass. If you now serve by burying the straw amongst the mint garnish, you will heighten the mint aromas for your guests.

So, that's it. Simple? Yes indeed. Delicious? Absolutely.

And, whilst I know that many of you reading this will have a different way of producing your Mojitos (as indeed I have done too) I can promise you that this method results in the very finest Mojito I have tasted.

Give it a go, and let me know what you think. And, in the mean time, PLEASE REMEMBER TO SHARE THIS with other bartenders and mixologists around the world.

19/10/2015

The Essence of Bartending.

Bartending is an Art. It is viewed on many different ways by the people out of the industry. Ask a Bartender about the Bartending, and You will find that it can not be explained in several sentences.I have created this blog to further share my views on this subject and, together with You, to discover more, to help to evolve further and help the Art of Bartending to represent all of it's dimensions to a wide public.
Working with people, if that is what One likes to do, gives a lots of opportunities and opens many doorways. With a little luck, but a great will for development, such case will happen that amateur Bartender will get his own chance. What I wanted to say is that the real desire to move forward, hand by hand with a visible commitment and other little quality aspects that must go along will inevitably result in ones success. Multiple dimensions of our industry makes it more harder, but more interesting and challenging then in the old times. Thanks to that and contemporary communications, internet, availability of the information, makes it easier to each one of us to hold a grip with the trends and become a trend setter. All these facts to add more and more to the popularity of the pro Bartender as occupation profile, and a occupation to do for living. Hopefully more and more people will catch up with this growing industry. The main problem, in my opinion, is that dimensions of bartending are somewhat developing to fast that and this is very hard for general public to catch up with. Dimensions like Organic Mixology in its term, or perhaps a problem with perception of clean, nice, classy working flair that usually gets misunderstood by public, a public that expects fire and flames with bartender getting half naked while jumping on a bar counter and spilling liquor on peoples heads. And all this on a classy event, or in really speakeasy, sort of lounge place. Not to mention people asking for Mojito on every single "Free Booze" event, being surprised wondering why is it this time so if they had Mojito last time.
It is comforting to know that as more true Bartenders there are in the world, the easier things are gonna be put to proper place. Working as Pros behind the bar, we should all take in consideration that what We represent our guests is what they are going to take for granted. To sum up, a definition of Bartender in my own views. I believe that Bartender first has to be a good, kind, welcoming Host, respectful both to the guest and to himself. Must be a superb connoisseur of all possible types of beverage, spirits, liqueurs, condiments, all liquid and solid ingredients that might occur in any well organised Bar. Must know of Bar history, origins of mixed drinks, different concepts of Mixology, at least somewhat of Cigar culture, as well as cover the aspects of all of the dimensions of Bartending. Let's not forget the most visual of all: bit of a Flair to your Mixology.

Know classical and contemporary social trends and customs. I believe that a good Bartender must have that something, that little sense for a vibe in the room. Knowing how to create a positive atmosphere and how to control that vibe can give One true advantage in having ability to please all, guests, co-workers, manager, himself. Stars(horoscope/personality), a cultural view and pretensions of a person on those fields play a major role in having this ability. Back to basics, have to mention a wine culture and food and wine pairing, food itself, concept of international cuisine together with. Being able to put all these into a perfect balance makes one a true Professional. If a Bartender has experience in management, Bar, Restaurant even more, regarding to personality dimension and in generally it adds up more plus on professional profile. Personality plays a major role in Hotel establishment. Besides personality, qualities like flexibility, showmanship, body language, leadership, knowledge in other spheres of Hospitality industry, organizing skills, education, languages, accuracy, now it is becoming that Flair is also regarded as interesting, and other, are preferred in a larger scale organizations especially.

Basic stuff
17/10/2015

Basic stuff

We who like to mix drinks at home do it for many reasons: First, it's cheaper than drinking out. Second, it's fun to mix your own drinks at home. Third, it's even more fun to mix drinks for other people at home. Any self-respecting home bartender sho...

04/10/2015

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