Glass & serve
Glasses, ice and garnish words: up, neat, on the rocks, coupe, twist.
- big rockOne large, slow-melting (often crystal-clear) ice cube.
- coupeShallow, stemmed, round glass for drinks served up.
- crushed iceSmall ice that chills fast and dilutes more. Tiki and juleps.
- dehydratedDried fruit-slice garnish, mostly for looks and aroma.
- Luxardo cherryDark Italian candied cherries in syrup, the bar's fancy garnish.
- neatPoured straight from the bottle, no ice, no chill.
- Nick & NoraSmall, bell-shaped stemmed glass, named for the couple in The Thin Man.
- on the rocksServed over ice in a short glass.
- rocks glassShort, wide glass for drinks over ice or neat.
- sidecarExtra of your drink served on the side in a small glass on ice. (Also a classic cognac sour.)
- tiki mugCeramic mug shaped like a tiki head or tropical figure. Hides how strong it is.
- twistA strip of citrus peel, its oils sprayed over the drink.
- upChilled with ice, then strained into a stemmed glass with no ice.
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