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| 作者:mario or… 文章来源:不详 更新时间:2008-2-12 20:00:48 | 【字体:小 大】 |
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Glassware
Glassware Traditional cocktail glasses have sloping sides and a stem, making ihem ideal for drinks served without ice or large, elaborate fruit S'.arnishes. But you may also find ones with a rounded cup, sminiscent of the popular style in the twenties and thirties and jmilar to champagne glasses. These come in a variety of sizes, with Japacity ranging from 3 to 6 ounces. The large ones are most suited drinks made with cream or fruit juice, and the smaller ones are porlect for dry aperitifs, other cocktails, and very alcoholic after-鈥?linner drinks. By the way, the thinner a cocktail glass is, the quicker ii will chill in the refrigerator.
Rocks glasses are short, with thick bottoms, and are also known as low ball glasses. They are so named because they are most commonly used for serving measures of straight liquor poured "on the rocks." Old-fashioned glasses, another type of short glass with a bump in the bottom, are used for the eponymous classic blended whiskey and sweet vermouth drink.
Both these glasses are interchangeable and no in a range of sizes, holding 4 to 10 ounces, while a double old-hhioned glass has a capacity of about 16 ounces. Tall straight highball glasses, holding about 8 ounces, are the ones used for a spirits plus a mixer, such as scotch and soda or bourbon and water. Collins glasses are similar but larger and often frosted, and used for the sweetened gin and soda drink called a Tom Collins.
Balloon-shaped brandy snifters range in size from 5 ounces, small enough to cradle in the palm of one hand, to ones for holding up to 3 cups of liquid. Whatever size you choose, however, the most important feature is the narrow opening. This allows the drinker to sniff the drink's concentrated aroma easily. Always remember only to pour a thin layer of brandy in the bottom of the glass鈥攊t should never be filled above one-quarter full.
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