Lesson 1: Bar Parts and Equipment: Unit I: Cleaning Bar Areas
This document defines bartending and classifies bar parts and equipment. It begins by defining bartending as the art of mixing and serving alcoholic beverages and providing good customer service. It then classifies the main parts of a bar - the front bar where customers order drinks, the back bar used for storage and display, and the under bar which contains equipment for drink preparation and is the "heart" of bar operations. The document lists the key components of each bar area, such as the bar table, rail, and glass rack for the front bar, and the pouring station, speed rail, and ice bin under the bar.
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Lesson 1: Bar Parts and Equipment: Unit I: Cleaning Bar Areas
This document defines bartending and classifies bar parts and equipment. It begins by defining bartending as the art of mixing and serving alcoholic beverages and providing good customer service. It then classifies the main parts of a bar - the front bar where customers order drinks, the back bar used for storage and display, and the under bar which contains equipment for drink preparation and is the "heart" of bar operations. The document lists the key components of each bar area, such as the bar table, rail, and glass rack for the front bar, and the pouring station, speed rail, and ice bin under the bar.
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UNIT I: CLEANING BAR AREAS
Lesson 1: BAR PARTS AND EQUIPMENT LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
AT THE END OF THIS LESSON YOU ARE
EXPECTED TO: 1. DEFINE BARTENDING 2. CLASSIFY THE BAR SURFACES AND EQUIPMENT. What is Bartending? Bartending Is an ancient practice that can trace its roots back to the Greek and Roman eras. It is the art of mixing wines and spirits, drinks, preparation, beverage, service and good customer relations. Definition of Terms • Bar is a commercial establishment or area within an establishment where beverages, generally alcoholic are sold • Back Bar is the part of the bar wherein it serves as the display area and storage area. and served to the guests • Bar Die is the part of the bar that separates the bartender and the guests have direct contact. • Service Bar is considered as the main bar; it is where all the stocks are located. • Under Bar is considered as the heart of the bar operation. The elements in determining the placement, size, and shape of the bar:
1. The element of décor,
2. The element of function The size and shape of the bar, its appearance, and its position in the room are typically planned by the owner, architect, or interior designer whose primary concerns are layout and décor.
The working areas, where the drinks are poured are
planned by facilities design consultant or by an equipment dealer. Factors that affect the space in assigning the bar location: 1. Drinks to be served. 2. Projected volume of business. 3. Space and equipment needed to serve the drinks. Parts of the Bar A bar is made up of three parts: 1.Front Bar 2.Backbar 3.Underbar FRONT BAR
The front bar is a customer’s area, where they
order their drinks and where the drinks are served. Parts of the front bar: • Bar table • Rail • Bar die • Glass rack • Arm rest • Foot rest • Pick up station BACK BAR
Functions: • For storage • For display UNDER BAR
Considered as the heart of the entire
beverage operation. Parts of the under bar: • Pouring station • Speed rail • Ice bin • Bottle wells • Handk sink • Drainboard • Glass sink Thank you! CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik