Bartender Skills Training Flashcards

1
Q

Temperature:

Light beers with low alcohol

A

35*

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2
Q

Temperature:

Wheat beers and pilsners

A

40*

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3
Q

Temperature:

IPAs, porters, light stouts

A

45*

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4
Q

Temperature:

Ales and bocks

A

50*

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5
Q

Temperature:

Heavy stouts & strong ales

A

55*

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6
Q

T or F:

Alcohol neither freezes nor goes bad

A

True

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7
Q

Temperature:

sparkling wines and roses

A

45-50*

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8
Q

Temperature:

whites and light bodied reds

A

50-55*

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9
Q

Temperature:

medium bodied red

A

55-60*

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10
Q

Temperature:

full-bodied red

A

60-65*

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11
Q

up

A

chilled
no ice
cocktail glass

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12
Q

neat

A

unmixed at room temp.

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13
Q

straight

A

any drink that is “up” or “neat”

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14
Q

straight up

A

stirred or shaken with ice,

strained, ice removed

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15
Q

on the rocks

A

served over ice

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16
Q

well drinks

A

aka rail drinks

drinks at a lower price

17
Q

top shelf

A

aka call drinks
higher-priced drinks
opposite of wells

18
Q

4 reasons for stirring cocktails:

A

presentation
texture
temperature
dilution

19
Q

dry shake

A

shaking without ice and pouring over ice after the shake