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Bartender cheat sheet builder

Turn the bottles on your shelf into a compact practice reference with classic recipes, technique cues, glassware, measurements, and checkboxes.

Your level

Core builds and one-step techniques

Start with repeatable ratios and simple builds

What to cover

Bottles available

Select spirits and key modifiers. Pantry staples are assumed.

Recipe families

Use families to shape the drinks included in the practice plan.

Techniques

A recipe stays in scope when it uses at least one selected technique.

Print settings

Measurements

Ounces, fractions, and dashes

Paper size

8.5 x 11 in

Print density

More recipes with short method cues

Choose your scope, then build the sheet.

What goes on the sheet

Recipes
Classics in your skill range that use your bottles, complete matches first. US Letter fits 12 compact or 6 detailed recipes, A4 fits 14 or 7.
Reference
Pours from a quarter ounce to two ounces with their milliliters, the glassware your recipes use, and a cue for each technique you chose.
Practice checklist
One box for each technique and recipe, to tick off on screen or on paper as you practice.

Frequently asked questions

Classic recipes that use your bottles, a pour conversion table in ounces and milliliters, the glassware those recipes need, a cue for each technique you practice, and a checklist to tick off as you go.

US Letter holds 12 recipes in the compact layout or 6 in the detailed one. A4 holds 14 or 7. Recipes that use every bottle you selected come first.

No. Citrus, sweetener, bitters, soda, ice and garnish count as common bar stock. The bottle list covers spirits, vermouths, liqueurs, bitter aperitifs and sparkling wine.

Choose Print or save PDF, then pick Save as PDF as the destination in the print dialog. Only the sheet prints, sized for the paper you chose.

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