Archives: Mixology Flashcards

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defn mixology

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study of art of mixing drinks

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3 possible steps to making alcoholic beverage

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fermentation
distillation
cold compounding (steeping, filtering, sometimes sweetening)

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what is vodka

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clear spirit traditionally distilled with a column still from fermented grains or potatoes
nowadays can be made with fruits+

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3 steps of tasting

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look
smell
taste

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definition of gin

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clear spirit distilled from fermented grain (malted or unmalted) and flavoured with juniper berries and other botanicals

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defn london dry gin

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best known, most widely produced style
dry and juniper-forward
majority comes from England, but can be made anywhere in the world

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defn rum

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clear distilled spirit made from fermented sugarcane juice or fermented sugarcane by-products such as molasses

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where majority of rum is made

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Caribbean

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Cachaca

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skips molasses, uses pure sugarcane juice
can only be made in Brazil

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when to stir

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ingredients mostly alcoholic

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Paper Plane ingredients

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¾ oz bourbon whiskey
¾ Amaro Nonino
¾ oz Aperol
¾ oz fresh lemon juice

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Last Word ingredients

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¾ oz gin
¾ oz. green Chartreuse
¾ oz. maraschino liqueur
¾ oz fresh lime juice

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Year of TIB founding

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2002

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Founders’ original products?

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Grapefruit Tequila Paloma
Seville Orange Bourbon Sour
Blackberry Gin Bramble

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defn beer

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alcoholic beverage
usually made from malted cereal grain (ex. barley)
flavoured with hops
brewed by slow fermentation

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IBU stands for

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international bitterness unit

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defn lager

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A type of beer fermented at low temperatures for longer periods of time
with bottom fermenting yeasts. Lagers are light to medium-bodied, with
a clean and refreshing taste.

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defn ale

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A type of beer fermented at relatively warm temperatures for short
periods of time with top-fermenting yeasts. Ales are fuller-bodied, with fruit or spice flavours and a hoppy finish.

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defn sparkling wine

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wine with significant levels of carbon dioxide in it

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defn champagne

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sparkling wine that must come from the
Champagne region of France
made using a specific process called Méthode Champenoise

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defn vermouth

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An aromatized, fortified wine flavoured with various botanicals, often including wormwood

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Amaro means

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bitter in Italian

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defn tequila

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distilled spirit from Mexico made from cooked and fermented juice of the blue agave

must be produced and bottled in Mexico in the state of Jalisco+

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why does mezcal have smoky taste

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different production method from Tequila, which involves roasting agave heads over hot rocks underground

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defn whiskey
distilled alcohol beverage made from fermented grain mash (malted, unmalted)
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defn bourbon
type of whiskey grain mash 51% corn must be aged in new, charred oak barrels
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defn straight bourbon
no added spirits, flavourings, colorings
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defn tennessee whiskey
a straight bourbon made in Tennessee undergoes the “Lincoln County Process,” which is the filtration of the whiskey through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal
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most famous tennessee whiskey
Jack Daniel's
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where was Canadian whiskey first commercially produced
Gooderham & Worts in 1857 in Toronto
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Canadian whiskey
commonly referred to as rye whiskey, most of it made with very little rye
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Single malt vs blended
distilled at a single distillery from water and malted barley blend of different single malt and grain scotch whiskies
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Irish whiskey defn
made in Ireland include malted barley aged for minimum three years in oak casks
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most famous type of brandy
cognac
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cognac defn
named after region brandy that must be produced in Cognac
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pot still
relatively simple device, usually made out of copper heat mash, alcohol vapours rise and travel to a separate chamber where they are condensed back into a liquid, 30-40% ABV industry std: 2-3 distillations resulting in 60-70% ABV whiskey and cognac made using pot still
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column still
can think of it as multiple pot stills assembled together, can perform multiple distillations at once designed to produce 90-95% ABV with little to no flavour vodka and white rum made using column still
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defn alcoholic beverage
any drink containing ethanol/ethyl alcohol
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fermented alcohol
oldest form of alcohol, 7K years ago in China with rice wine examples: beer, cider, wine
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distilled alcohol
started in 12th century, introduced to European continent from Arabic world relies on alcohol having a lower boiling point: 78.5 degrees Celsius examples: vodka, gin, rum, tequila, whiskey
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compounded alcohol
been around as long as fermented alcohol made using cold compounding - involves steeping different botanicals, fruits, herbs in neutral grain spirit for a few days to a few weeks - alcohol is filtered out - and then sometimes sweetened before bottling examples: liqueurs (incl. Amaro), compound gin
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mezcal vs tequila
smoky flavour fuller body
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fermentation process
sugar + yeast = alcohol + CO2
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when to shake
using eggs, cream, syrups, juices, etc. that are hard to mix together
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muddling does what
extract flavours from fresh ingredients like citrus, berries, herbs, etc.
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defn wine
made from fermented fruit juice, most commonly grapes
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types of wine
still wines sparkling wines fortified wines dessert wines
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red wine white wine rose wine orange wine
using red grapes, fermented with juice + skins, flesh, seeds using white grapes, fermented with juice using red grapes, fermented with juice + skins for few hours using white grapes, fermented with juice + skins for few hours
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dessert wine defn
produced with extra sweet wine grapes fermentation is stopped before yeast turns all grape sugar into alcohol ex: Ice Wine, Sauternes, Tokaji
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defn fortified wine
wine to which a distilled spirit, usually brandy, is added ex: Port, Sherry, Vermouth
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defn liqueur
distilled spirit flavoured with fruit, cream, herbs, spices, flowers, etc. and is bottled with added sugars/sweeteners
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defn cocktail bitters
liquid extraction of seeds, herbs, bark, roots, flowers, leaves, fruit
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defn Scotch whiskey
made in Scotland incl. malted barley (+ water) aged min 3 years in oak casks
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defn brandy
spirit distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice traditionally distilled using pot still