What are those drinks called in Spanish and bars? I want to be a bartender.

Let's talk about wine first Generally called vino, it can be divided into three types according to color: red wine vino tinto, white wine vino blanco and pink wine (very few) vino rosado. Personally, I prefer rioja, and faustino is my favorite brand. What is said here is either sweet or seco, which is also called dry red and dry white in Chinese. Some liquor is sweet, or semi-sweet (semi-dry), that is, semi-sweet. The famous red liqueur is Jerez and sherry in English. Suitable for appetizers and desserts before meals, and of course Malaga dulce is also delicious. Cartojal Carnival, a white liqueur, is essential.

The sparkling wine produced in Champagne, France is called Champagne (pronounced champan in Spanish), and the same type of sparkling wine produced in Spain is called Kava.

There is another kind that is similar to Kava, but sidra made of apples is relatively cheap, but delicious.

In summer, people often drink Sangria sparkling wine, also called tinto de verano, which is a drink made of red wine and fruit juice. It was invented in Spain and is popular in Europe and America.

Others are some spirits, whisky, whisky, vodka, vodka, martini, all with English names.

Brandy is called cognac in Spanish (pronounced co? 0? 9ac)。

Gin is called ginebra in Spanish.

Rum is called ron in Spanish, and many people like it.

Tequila,

Liqueur licor basically soaks some high-concentration wine in things like fruits, so it has the taste of fruits, such as licor de naranja.

Baileys, a milk-chocolate-flavored liquor, is actually a kind of licor. If I remember correctly, it should be licor de crema.

Beer. ! ! Cruz Campo, Mahu and San Miguel are all common in Spain, but to be honest, they are just so-so. Not as good as Dutch and Belgian beer.

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