Gin cocktails
JJ Goodman, founder and owner of The London Cocktail Club bar group, shows you how to mix and serve ten gin cocktails in this online hospitality course, that will have you shaking things up in no time.
This course includes
- Quizzes & knowledge checks
- Downloadable resources
- Closed captions & dubbing
- Mobile app (iOS & Android)
- Hands-on activity
Supported by trusted hospitality organizations
This course is supported by leading hospitality organizations, reflecting recognized industry best practice.
Skills you will gain
Course details
With endless ingredients and a long list of unique names, it's easy to get things muddled when it comes to gin cocktails. Understanding the differences will set you apart from other bartenders and leave you with a few tricks up your sleeves.
In this online hospitality course, JJ Goodman, founder and owner of The London Cocktail Club bar group, shows you how to mix and serve ten Gin cocktails that will have you shaking things up in no time.
What you'll learn in the Gin cocktails course
- How to make a French 75
- How to make a White Lady
- How to make a Clover Club
- How to make a Red Snapper
- How to make a Bramble
- How to make a Southside
- How to make a Gin Fizz
- How to make a Tom Collins
- How to make a Negroni
- How to make a Martini
Who the Gin cocktails course is for
This how-to online course is perfect for beginner bartenders and servers looking to shake up their mixology skills!
Course content
10 lessons · 22m 7s total · 1 hands-on activity
Course instructor

JJ Goodman is the founder and owner of The London Cocktail Club bar group, Craft Cocktail Co. bottled cocktails and Keystones Cocktail Club. JJ opened his first bar at just 24 years of age, then followed it up with a further eight across London. He...
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