How to recommend vodka to customers
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How to recommend vodka to customers

One of the surefire ways to win over your customers and get that tip jar overflowing is to make great recommendations. This is especially true when it comes to...

4m 13sVodka basics

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Monique Farah
Monique Farah

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This lesson includes

  • Closed captions & dubbing
  • Downloadable resources
  • Mobile app (iOS & Android)

Lesson details

One of the surefire ways to win over your customers and get that tip jar overflowing is to make great recommendations. This is especially true when it comes to alcoholic beverages.

Most people stick to what they know when ordering drinks in a restaurant or bar, so if you can use your knowledge to introduce customers to drinks you’re sure they’ll love, it’s a guaranteed winner!

In this lesson, vodka expert Monique Farah shares her industry know-how to help you make vodka recommendations with confidence.

What you'll learn in the How to recommend vodka to customers lesson

  • The differences between corn, wheat, potato and rye vodkas
  • How to make the best vodka recommendations for mixed drinks
  • How to recommend vodka to customers who prefer to drink it neat

Instructor

Monique Farah
Monique FarahVodka expert

Monique Farah is one of the top vodka experts in California. She works as a consultant for restaurants and vodka companies, conducts tastings at events, and has worked as a mixologist for several publications. It was while working as a server at...

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