What is another word for barman?

Pronunciation: [bˈɑːmən] (IPA)

A barman, also known as a bartender, is someone who serves drinks in a bar or pub. Other synonyms for barman include mixologist, cocktail shaker, beverage specialist, drink maker, and wine steward. A mixologist is someone who is skilled in making cocktails and creating new drink recipes. Cocktail shaker refers to the task of mixing and shaking drinks throughout the night. A beverage specialist knows all types of alcohol and can make recommendations based on the customer's preferences. A drink maker is someone who can make any drink requested, and a wine steward focuses on serving various wines and providing information on wine pairing with food. All of these terms are interchangeable with a barman or bartender, but they all have specific nuances to the job.

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Usage examples for Barman

"What I asked the governor," replied the barman.
"Peccavi"
E. W. Hornung
"That's for the squire," he left the barman saying.
"Peccavi"
E. W. Hornung
"I'm sorry," said the young barman, getting up.
"Peccavi"
E. W. Hornung

Famous quotes with Barman

  • I had a sudden longing, like a pain, for the hot smelly East, and remembered that Everett had said something about an Indian restaurant. I asked the barman, a hot-haired Irishman, and he asked one of the business-men (who, I saw now, was a Pakistani) and then was able to tell me that the Calicut Restaurant was on Egg Street, by the Poultry Market. I went there and ate insipid dahl, tough chicken, greasy pappadams, and rice that had congealed to a pudding. The décor was depressing – brown oily wallpaper, a calendar with a Bengali pin-up (buff, deliriously plump, about thirty-eight) – and it was evident that the few Indian students were eating the special curry prepared for the staff. The manager was from Pondicherry : he caled me ‘monsieur’ and was not impressed by my complaints. At least one of the waiters was from Jamaica. I went out angry and, at a pub where the landlady sniffed in curlers, drank brandy till closing-time.
    Anthony Burgess
  • “So what do you think will happen?” Sawyer asked the barman who was drawing his mid-morning pint. “Dunno,” the man grunted. “Except one thing. know we’ve been led by fools and rogues, but this is the first time we’ve ever been led by a
    John Brunner

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