These videos are amazing! I applied for a bartending job with "no experience necessary" but I watched your videos to be prepared! They've been so helpful! Hopefully I impress them lol

@RockstarBarGirl

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you find the helpful. And don't worry, u're gonna blow them away. You're a ROCKSTAR remember?! lol XOXO

@nashrussell2215

2 жыл бұрын

i guess im asking the wrong place but does any of you know a trick to log back into an instagram account..? I somehow forgot the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!

I am not a bartender but I like to inform my self. I have learned soo much from you.

@RockstarBarGirl

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks again love, I am so happy they are helpful. Let's make this money, honey! ;)

One of the best explanations of different types of beer on KZread. Thank you.

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jesse, that really means alot! Thanks for watching!

@notbornagainbornright1935

2 жыл бұрын

Agree!! She's amazing

Honest to gods, finding your channel was the best thing ever, considering my plans to be a bartender in a not so distant future. Very informative, natural and cool. And simple, which for me, not a native english speaking person (I'm from Poland) is very important. Thank you so much ^^

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Tilian! Thank you so much for watching my videos. I am really glad that they are helping you and you find them clear and helpful. I encourage you to take the leap and start bartending. It really is a rewarding career path. When you get a chance, check out my website therockstarbargirl.com. I have some videos, courses and bar tools that can help you get your foot in the door. Thanks again!

You are incredible! You deserve so many more views!

@RockstarBarGirl

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chrissy! Spread the word!! lol Thank you for watching

For someone who's from the other side of the bar, this explanation is simple and adequate. Thanks. I also love the way you raised concern when serving the "non-alcoholic" stuff. 🍺🍺🍺

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Pradeep! I am so glad you liked it and found it helpful. Thanks for watching!

Great video and Information on Beer Aly! Either working a Hall, Restaurant or Bar this is a big help :)

I am a chef interviewing at a brewery tomorrow. Though I prefer beer, pairing it to food is much less common than wine. I realized I don't know the basics and most other videos were nowhere near this clear. I was totally lost and you saved me. Thank you! I can't wait to check out the rest of your channel and learn more about bartending.

@RockstarBarGirl

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I love when people tell me they used the info in one of my videos in a real life situation. I know your interview went great. Thanks for checking me out!

This was so helpful! I just started working for a local brewing company and I knew absolutely nothing about beers, this was such a simple breakdown!

This was so helpful! I feel so much more confident about my first day on the job after watching most of your videos. Thanks!

@RockstarBarGirl

7 жыл бұрын

Yay! I'm so glad this was helpful! Stay tuned!

girl this was soooo helpful! i’m about to work at world of beer with little to no knowledge - thank uuuuu🙏

Great video! Thank you very much

This was so helpful! Thank you!

Your videos are the most explanatory, clear, laid out and well communicated of this topic I have ever seen- no joke- you are super concise and speak slowly and are well informed. RockstarBarGirl Rocks!!!!

@RockstarBarGirl

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lyd! That means so much to me. I am really glad you find my videos helpful. No, YOU rock! Lol thanks again!

Truly superb video, thanks!

Great video. Thanks!

Definitely one of the best videos on beer styles on KZread and I have watched many. You did everything right:. No music, you spoke clearly, didn't repeat yourself, didn't get into boring detail and even provided a cheat sheet at the end which I am going to print out. AWESOME! Thank you very much. P.s. you are very cute also your complexion is amazing. Keep up the great work.

Such a great video! You know your stuff and explain very well

Love this video! I'm applying to be a bartender at a craft beer tavern. They have almost 40 craft beers on tap 😱 So this helped me feel more prepared!

I really like your video its informative and straightforward sharing of knowledge

Great video, very clear and used great examples.

Great !!!! Thank you!!!😘

So helpful thank you🙏🏾🫶🏽

Excellent!

fantastic video! thank you.

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching Melissa!! SO much more coming!

Nicely done 🙌🏻

THANK YOU!!!! Love and light xoxo

Can I message you!!!??? Im so glad to FINALLy see a black girl ! You explain it better than EVERYONE ELSE

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! shoot me an email at aly.kravetz@therockstarbargirl.com or send me a DM on IG @rockstar_bargirl. If you like my videos, I really hope you get a chance to check out my new website therockstarbargirl.com. I love KZread and will keep posting here, but the website gives me the opportunity to do quizzes, assignments and way more instructional stuff. Check it out and join the mailing list. I would love to know what you think! Thank you for watching :*

Hey Allie, I’m very impressed by your video. I can tell you know your stuff. Great job!

@RockstarBarGirl

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I just subscribed to your page. Your videos are so well done!

@nightlifebartenders

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate that! I'm looking forward to your next video. keep up the good work!

Great video 👌🏽

You're awesome! Love your videos!

@RockstarBarGirl

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Brian! You're awesome!

really informative

@RockstarBarGirl

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ryan, stay tuned!!

Thanks for the info. I've been looking for the diff of the ale and lager ?s . Thanks for clearing it out for me , I will definitely follow your info. I'm an ale drinker love foster premium ale. It's hard to find it in my hometown of Orlando FL. Thanks for the info. Best of luck on the channel,u explain very well. Thanks. Cheers. Salud.

Thank you for this video! Perfect timing as I have been wanting to apply at a local brewery. This has been super helpful. I just love your boston shaker set!!! Where did you find it? 💙

Love your videos 😍😍😍😍

Great vid! I just would like to point, that the word Pilsner comes from Plzen, a city in the Czech republic (btw, not Czechoslovakia, but no worries :P ) where the first Pilsner beer comes from (the brewery is called Pilsner Urquell). Anyways, thanks for your amazing tutorials.

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you my love. Yes, I am familiar with Pilsner Urquell, I first worked with it at a beer hall I managed a few years ago. It is delicious. And thank you so much for this important distinction. Czech Republic. Got it!! I love when my viewers help me out. I so appreciate it. It only makes the channel better and more informative. Thank you for the comment and for watching!

A quick one here...think this look is so damn on point for an official engagement next time. Haha...much blessings Ally.

@RockstarBarGirl

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Elvis!

In the UK we have a lot of what we call Real Ales(bitters)

Thank you so much. I do not drink (I'm Mormon) but I am trying to get a job as a bartender. Your assumption that I know nothing was SO HELPFUL! You are amazing. Thank you!!!

@RockstarBarGirl

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jordan! Yes bartending when you don't drink can be tricky. But it is totally possible and education will definitely help you out there. Thanks for stopping by!

👍 great video Subscribed cheers.....prost!

Hello RockstarGirl, I would recommend bringing back the subtitles as the are some of us whose english isn't their first language, so we tend to miss out on a lot of info. Great work though 🙌, am learning, just started yesterday.

Like ur video. Iam new in THIS sector.plz make some basic for beginner

WOW!!! This video was great - very informative! I’m learning about beers now because I have no experience pouring them! I’ve got a gig where I’m going to be pouring beer I just need to go to the group interview! I hope I get the job!!! I have bar backing experience. Do you have any advice on what to do or say at a group interview that involves bartending/pouring beer?

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Catherine! thank you for watching. I'm excited to hear about your interview. I fell in love with beer when I managed a craft beer bar. To answer your question, I think that one thing that new bartenders do when it comes to beer is waste it by not pouring from the tap properly. Taps can be very temperamental and they each pour a little differently. Some beers can just pour headier (foamier) than others. If you're working with a heady tap, pour your pint half way, let it settle for a minute, and then top it off. Rather than letting a ton of foam run off in a futile attempt to get a nice pour. Maybe try to find a way to sneak in that you do that because it's important to you not to waste perfectly good beer (and therefore restaurant money) just because you're impatient. As a manager, I would like to hear something like that. Hope that helps. Good luck!!

@catherinethegreatsgroceryasmr

5 жыл бұрын

RockstarBarGirl Hi! Thanks for your reply back! 😀 The info was very helpful but I’m actually going to be pouring straight from the bottle not a tap. Yes I’ve seen in the movies where they have the beer just pouring right out of the mugs and like that’s not even the way it supposed to be done they think it looks cool and all but it’s not.

Is Sam Adams considered a pilsner? Or is Pilsner only the lighter bodied beers we saw in the Lager category?

Where would Smirnoff, mikes hard lemonade, Seagrams, twisted tea fall on/in? I don’t consider them beer but I had little to no knowledge on beer before watching your video, personally stick to the drinks mentioned or mixed drinks.

@RockstarBarGirl

4 жыл бұрын

Marina great question. Those drinks are called "hard beverages" as they often contain too high of an alcohol content to be considered beer, but too little to be considered a cordial. Technically, they are all in a category of their own. But in a bar setting , they are usually treated the same way bottled beer would be: Served in a cold glass, kept in the fridge, similar price, etc. I hope that helps and thanks for watching!

this a beautiful look for you. Imo. I hope you don't mind me saying :-).

@RockstarBarGirl

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Party 🎉❤

Do a vid about Mexican beers ..

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Osito, thanks for the idea! I definitely want to do more beer related videos and that could be a good one! Thank you for watching!

BOY WE DID HOUR HOMEWORK GREAT JOB

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Sure did! lol thank you!

Do you sell courses?

@RockstarBarGirl

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Stephan, I do love! I actually just launched the RockStar BarGirl Master Class Course 1: The Fundamentals Every Bartender Must Know. It's a full bar course with 6 lessons, 2 bonus lessons, downloadable PDFs, quizzes and assignments. Students get a complete RockStar BarKit for free when they enroll and a course completion certificate when they complete the course (estimated time 10 hours). You can learn more at therockstarbargirl.com. If you have more questions, I made a video on here called How the Master Class Works but you can also message me.Tell your friends! Thanks Stephan!!

@stephanazor8898

5 жыл бұрын

@@RockstarBarGirl Thank you! I'll look into it :)

@wesslomiany5672

2 жыл бұрын

@@RockstarBarGirl Lesson one for you: use a clean glass!

Seriously said Czechoslovakia instead of Czech Republic 😂😂😂

Didn't i see you in Las Olas a month ago?

@RockstarBarGirl

4 жыл бұрын

Nope, Never been there. But I have alot of dopplegangers cuz ppl think they see me all the time. lol. Thanks for watching!

@user-hn1bq3sy9b

4 жыл бұрын

@@RockstarBarGirl same happends to me, she told me is a bartender too, really enjoy your videos, here in south Asian most farangs have easy drinks, while asians like fancy drinks.

I've watched many of your Videos and liked them. But I am from Germany and this video is some bullshit. A beer needs much foam on top of it. The foam holds the taste of the beer under it and is delicious. A high quality beer will have long standing foam. It is an actual skill to be able to pour a beer with the perfekt amount of foam. I dont know if it is usual in the US to get a beer like that but I would not pay for a beer without foam and in those wrong glas in Germany.

Quite possibly one of the worst videos I have seen on describing beer. She was wrong in many aspects I would not recommend taking her advice whatsoever

@wesslomiany5672

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree with you! The amount of errors in this video is laughable!

I am sorry but this riddled with errors - far too many to go into. Please look for a video from a certified beer expert to learn about beer, even on a basic level. She is not giving you an accurate description of beer. Horrible inaccurate.

Sorry, but you have no idea of beer... The cloudiness of wheat has absolutely nothing to do with the type of grain but with filtering or no filtering. A barley lager which is not filtered is as cloudy as an unfiltered wheat, and a filtered wheat ale is as clear as a normal lager.

@RockstarBarGirl

6 жыл бұрын

Volker R thanks for the feedback. Im sure the viewers appreciate the clarification. May I respectfully ask that you stop leaving insulting comments, however? I readily admit that I don't know everything. These are things that Ive learned and am sharing with others should they choose to watch. Im happy to have your comments correct anything in my videos, thank you for that. But the insults are not necessary. Thanks for watching!

@telran_

6 жыл бұрын

RockstarBarGirl Sorry but you claim that you want to educate. For education your videos have way too many substantial errors... The watchers of your videos should know that. Maybe you're very good bartender. Definitely you're a great entertainer. But unfortunately you're not a good teacher...

@RockstarBarGirl

6 жыл бұрын

Volker R im sorry you feel that way. Again, always happy to have clarification and discussion from my viewers. My issue with your comments are the insults that are not necessary. I want my page to be a space where anyone can share anything theyve learned without others telling them they "fail" Or "dont know anything."' If you don't find my videos educational might I recommend Bartender Pro or Bartender HQ. Both great pages and maybe theyd be more open to your style of commentary. But as for my page: if you can't be nice, then you can't be here. Thanks!

@autumnonpurpose

6 жыл бұрын

I’ve learned so much from her seriously!

@wesslomiany5672

2 жыл бұрын

@@telran_ She is not even a good bartender. Good bartenders do not present the product in dirty glasses that are not beer clean.

She has no idea why’s she’s talking about she all wrong on lagers and ales both have a malty favor depends on fermentation temp for both take it from me I’m a professional brewer and certified cicerone!

@RockstarBarGirl

6 жыл бұрын

Jeremy Singer Hi there! Thanks for your comment. For this video, and much of the content on my page, I try to keep things very beginner to help people who maybe arent professional brewers and cicerones to be able to pass an interview and get that first bartending job. Rather than focusing on the different fermentation temperatures for ales and lagers, which I fully understand, or the different types of yeast used to create both, I focused on basic flavor profiles and brands because that is what a new beginner bartender actually needs to know to get a job and do it. Maybe I will make a more advanced beer video one day. In the mean time, why dont you make one? Im sure it would be great! Thanks for watching! 🙂

@wesslomiany5672

4 жыл бұрын

You are absolutely right Jeremy! I am a Canadian certified beer sommelier and she is so wrong on so many levels!

@wesslomiany5672

4 жыл бұрын

@@RockstarBarGirl Please, do NOT do any more beer videos. The amount of basic mistakes you do and say are too numerous to count. Please research and take some beer courses yourself.

I am sorry but I need to inform everyone who is viewing this video that the host knows very little about beer. The host makes almost fifty informational errors and the presentation of the beer itself is wrong on so many levels. Even the bar basics are wrong. First of all, use glasses that are not cloudy in appearance but clear. It just looks bad and looks unclean. The glass you have chosen to pour the majority of your beers is a shaker glass. A shaker glass is the worst glass to use for beer (it kills the head too quickly among other negatives). It is one half of a cocktail mixing vessel (the other half is stainless and when combined with the glass one shakes the cocktail prior to serving in another glass - basic bar tending stuff here). When pouring a beer, do not touch the neck of the bottle to the glass at any time. The glasses are not clean because when you poured them bubbles are clearly clinging to the side of the glass. This means that there is either detergent or grease present. I can go on and on about the errors in your descriptions of the beers (hoppy is not a proper descriptor - not all hops are bitter and many contribute a wide of aroma and flavor and are not bitter at all). Also hops have been used in beer for hundreds of years and are not a new thing. Please leave the beer videos to the brewers and certified beer experts (who have taken accredited courses on the subject). Beer is a very complex beverage and needs to be explained properly and with a passion.

@wheeeegrows

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I agree with your assessment of this video. I didn't want to be rude but people need to understand that this video is not a good reference for beer knowledge.

Your glass is filthy! Please, if you are going to educate people about serving beer, understand the basics yourself, like how to recognise a dirty glass. Those bubbles attached to the side of your glass indicate 'nucleation points.' These type of ucleation points are caused by impurities stuck to the inside of the glass, often from food/oil residue. Nucleation points can denature the beer, impart external flavours, as well as potentially change the aroma/flavour profile and mouthfeel. IPA - NO! IPA's aren't brewed with spices, never have been! So very, very wrong. Also, India, not Indian. Most people who come up and say that they don't like beer have only ever tried those commercial lagers you talked about. They are more likely to be put off by that "typical" commercial lager smell and flavour. Lager vs. Ale - 2 main families of yeast, ale and lager. That is now most people in most countries would differentiate them. Your generalisation on ale vs lager are a bit off. Alcohol content comes from the level of fermentable sugars available and the ability of a given yeast to eat those sugars. Sweetness isn't as simple as the amount of malt, but the balance between residual sugars and apparent bitterness. Many craft ales will contain more malt than commercial lagers, but present as more bitter. Saying a beer is "hoppy" doesn't cut it. You need to understand the difference between hop aroma/flavour and hop bitterness. No need to mention how ales weren't made with hops. This is a reference from hundreds of years ago, no need to confuse the situation. Wheat beers are also brewed with barely but have a higher proportion of wheat. Hoegaarden Wit is brewed with orange peel. Try reading 'Tasting Beer' by Randy Mosher.

@wesslomiany5672

2 жыл бұрын

Good summary! Her video is full of errors. Not much of a server/bartender if she can't even use clean glassware for her presentation. This video belongs in the category of "how not to do an information video"