Aubrey's Server Test #5: Alcohol Awareness Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

What forms of identification do we accept?

A

Valid US ID, military ID, and passport

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2
Q

Who do we card for alcohol?

A

Everyone

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3
Q

What are three things you should look at when you check an ID?

A

Photo, birthdate, and Expiration data

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4
Q

When and what is our happy hour?

A

Everyday 10-7, $1 off glasses of wine, draft beer, and cocktails

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5
Q

List 5 domestic beers we carry

A

location specific

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6
Q

List 5 imported beers we carry

A

location specific

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7
Q

List 5 draft beers we carry

A

location specific

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8
Q

List 5 wines that we carry

A

location specific

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9
Q

List 5 cocktails that we carry

A

location specific

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10
Q

List three characteristics of someone who might be intoxicated

A

slurred speech, agitation, and impaired walking

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11
Q

What should you do if a guest is intoxicated?

A

Get a manager involved right away

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12
Q

What type of food traditionally goes well with White wine?

A

chicken and fish

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13
Q

What type of food traditionally goes well with red wine?

A

Steak and pork

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14
Q

What should you ask when someone orders a martini?

A

Gin or vodka and what kind, up or on the rocks, dirty?

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15
Q

Define the following:

Twist:

On the rocks:

Up:

Neat:

Dry:

Splash:

A

Twist: a thin strip of citrus peel, typically lemon, used as a garnish, often twisted to release oils and add flavor

On the rocks: a drink that is poured over ice cubes in a glass

Up: a drink that is shaken with ice, then strained and served in a stemmed glass without ice, typically for a chilled and ice-free experience

Neat: a drink that is served with room temperature, straight out of the bottle.

Dry: a cocktail, particularly of liquid, typically around 1/2 to 3/4 of an oz, used to add a specific flavor or aroma to a cocktail.

Splash:

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16
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What is the standard pour for well drinks? What about drinks served “up?”