Bartending Tips : Bartending & Making Layered Drinks

[salvi1189]

how do you call that drink

 looks guud !!!!!!!!

[vnsvsd]

um er drink err umm terrorism um er baileys er drink

[JuliusVonPringleton]

Can I do this with juice? 

[MsGbueno]

umm. dispite the umm and heaviness umm delete this video umm let me think ummm yeaaa

[Daedio]

Knick! Um! Knick! Drink! Um! Knick!

[Daedio]

This Bit_ch says UM!! too much!

[raggedyanarchist]

Despite all the douchy negative comments you're receiving, you've taught me to layer a shot, so... mission accomplished. Thanks!

[gijsoerlemans1992]

nice editting.....

[melymisa13]

pouring to the side is so messy

[Safarax101]

your kidding me, you wasted that first shot. i am dissapoint

[HattoSora]

@Safarax101 my heart broke when she did that

[pjdmb2]

id hit

[CodyLCampbell]

90% of these retards are wrong. It's called specific gravity.

[ltkenbo]

Or you can just look at the levels of alcohol per part to determine densiy

[Zayashuku]

Omg she used the wrong word! Let's make fun of her for making an effort to teach! Because I mean being a bartender obviously means you are a rocket scientist to begin with! NO MISTAKES OR THAT DRINK IS GOING TO FUKKEN EXPLODE RIGHT!?

Even if she said "heaviness" I think she did a good job.

[raggedyanarchist]

@Zayashuku exactly.

[nishantpatil619]

THIS IS BLOODY CHUTYA GIRY DON"T WATCH THIS VIDEO

[ninjonl]

uhm...uhm...uhm. Omg SO annoying.

[electronicchronic]

Listen UP !! New drink, Named it after Chong's daughter, Trippe shot of yack plus a chaser of bong water

[Aldaris2008]

Density is the word you are looking for instead of levels of heaviness.... if someone's interested you can try Jagermeister layered with Bailey's. but just make sure the drinks are very cold or add ice.

[bartenderjay]

Um, I like, um the thing, um, where you poured, um, the, um, over the other, um,

[psychosavant]

You threw the drink away Q_Q

[flopy254]

lol its density ...not heaviness...

[viola1marta]

@flopy254 i was gonna write the exact same thing xD

[BlackNiponaNs]

@flopy254 I was to write the same thing..... xD

[isaacmorgan]

@flopy254 It's the same difference, being more dense means it's heavier per unit volume.

[narnianhero]

Percent alcohol is not a universal standard for layering. I've seen 20% melon liqueur layer underneath just regular pineapple juice.

[TOstevo]

Next time it might be a good idea to have more than one shot glass on hand rather than having your audience watch you washing and drying one in your video. Not very professional.

[BlueSinbad]

@TOstevo Chill ya beans.

[saz234chick]

It is called ABV!

Not heavy....

you know... like % alcohol... you know...

learn to bartend you silly girl.

You give us a bad name!

[hatehim999]

Hey witch one do u think is heavier vodka or juice?

And can i do the same layering by using vodka and juice?

Tnx ;)

[CastingStonez]

juice... of course...

Think about Alcohol is this manner???

Gasoline! the higher the Octane or Alcohol content in the gasoline, the more flammable the Gasoline is. The more flammable it is the lighter the fluid.

So, we conclude with this!

The Lower the alcohol % or proof, the heavier the fluid is...

The higher the alcohol % or proof, the lighter the fluid is...

This makes alcohol layering super easy cuz every bottle is labeled with alcohol %or proof.

Good luck, everyone.

[hatehim999]

Cool,finally someone explained it to me so i can understand lol

Thank you very much xx

Gona practice cocktail mixing this weekend xx

[CastingStonez]

let me know how it turns out! cheers...

[bluesonic91]

the lower the alcohol content of an alcohol does have higher sugar content... and vice versa...

so the lower the alcohol % or proof = heavier the fluid... it goes at the bottom of the glass...

am I right??? heheh...

[CastingStonez]

90% of the time...

[bluesonic91]

how about the 10%? ...

[epzbarlow77]

that makes much more sense than the girl's explaination.sounded more professional as well. thanks.

[NosmadaTrebor]

the drink is called a baby guiness. I make 30 a night

[sugacookieater]

i think that drink is called blow job

[bigbone1443]

when it heavier it call denseity or dense

[dok80]

ahahah levels of heaciness??

density please!!

[jonah2139]

Sameson3000 - you're wrong.  The reason that the Bailey's floats is it's less DENSE than Kahlua. Viscosity is how much a fluid resists stress, or "thickness" for lack of a better term. Maybe you should check your facts before you start correcting people.

[captainmousche]

haha thank you

[122A7]

ur correct

[sameson3000]

Properly speaking, the correct term would be viscosity. NOT density.

[captainmousche]

nope, density is mass/volume, meaning, that is how tightly packed a substance is, viscocity is how fast that substance moves or how thick or thin it is. just because a substance moves slowly, doesn't neccessarily mean that it is very dense. :)

[vsstyles]

did she just spill the drink?

what a waste

[MoanaLindsey]

poured it out I believe lol

[vsstyles]

what a dumb bitch

[MoanaLindsey]

lol

[Darknvo]

If you ever go to bartending school you will learn that the drinks they give you to practice with are fake.

[tiatula973]

heaviness???? LMAO

it's called density!!!! : )

[ravissant87]

level of heaviness?

you mean density right?

[finsen]

Hahahaha, love it: "different level of heaviness"...

[Albster1]

hahahaha, did make me smile :D

besides that, excellent videos =)

[chewbacca1294]

see my "vids" online now before youtube takes them off again W

[btak47]

jajajajaja K

[WiiSuper123SmashU]

lebe!

[WiiSuper123SmashU]

That looks nice.