Serving
Distilled beverages can be served:
- Neat or straight — at room temperature without any additional ingredient(s)
- Straight up — shaken or stirred with ice, strained, and served in a stemmed glass
- On the rocks — over ice cubes
- With a simple mixer, such as club soda, tonic water, juice, or cola
- As an ingredient of a cocktail
- As an ingredient of a shooter
- With water
- With water poured over sugar (as with absinthe)
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