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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.

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.

Measurements
Paper size
Print density

Your print-ready sheet will appear here

The result includes measurements, techniques, glassware, recipes, and a practice checklist.

Choose your scope, then build the sheet.

How the practice sheet is assembled

1. Match the scope

Skill level, families, and techniques remove recipes outside the session you want to practice.

2. Rank the bottles

Complete bottle matches lead. Partial matches stay visible with the missing modifier called out.

3. Respect the paper

Paper size and density set a stable recipe cap before the browser print dialog opens.

Measurement and inventory assumptions

One US fluid ounce equals exactly 29.5735295625 ml, then metric measures round to the nearest 2.5 ml for a practical jigger reading. Dashes stay unconverted because dasher bottles vary.

Bottle matching covers spirits, vermouths, liqueurs, bitter aperitif, and sparkling wine. The sheet treats citrus, sweetener, bitters, soda, ice, and garnish as common bar stock.

Find cocktails by ingredients

Search the live recipe library when you want more options than the stable classic set used for this printable.

Plan drinks for a party

Estimate bottles, mixers, ice, water, and package quantities after choosing the recipes you plan to serve.