CBS Flashcards

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Who is part of the Three-Tier system in the United Sates?

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Brewers/Importers, Wholesalers/ Distributors and On/ Off premise retailers

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Who do On/Off premises retailers sell to directly?

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Consumers

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Who are distinct exceptions to the three tier system?

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Small Breweries or Brew Pubs who sell directly to consumers or retailers

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When is it acceptable to store beer to consume months or years later?

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When they are high in ABV or have intense strong flavors.

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What can retailers and wholesalers do to preserve the freshness of beer?

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Rotate beer (in order of dating), keep in cool areas, eliminate as much light as possible, check expiration dates

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What is the average shelf life for refrigerated beer who have not been pasteurized?

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45-60 days

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What is the average shelf life for refrigerated beer who have been pasteurized?

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90-120 days

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What are signs of Oxidation?

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Papery, Cardboard Flavors

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What causes skunking?

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When fluorescent or direct sunlight gets to the beer.

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How long does it take for a beer to get a Skunk Flavor?

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Less than a Minute

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What type of containers are most helpful to avoid skunking? Arrange from most helpful to least helpful.

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Kegs, tin cans, ceramic bottles, containers shielding from light, brown bottles, green bottles, clear bottles

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What is the proper pressure settings to serve draught beer?

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CO2 (75%) and Nitrogen (25%)

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What should never replace the CO2/ Nitrogen pressure system when serving beer?

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Oxygen

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How long, after beer has been introduced to air by a party pump, does it have before it goes bad?

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Less than one day

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What are the key elements of a Draft system?

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Keg, Coupler, FOB and Faucet

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What is the standard temperature of Draft System?

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38 Degree F

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How long should a Keg be kept in a cooler before it is put to service?

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24 Hours

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What are some trouble shooting steps that you can do if you are having problems with your Draft System?

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Is coupler properly engaged, no kinks or pinches to hose, Fob properly engaged, temperature of beer lines, is there beer in the keg

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How often should a Draft System be cleaned?

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Every 2 Weeks

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Cleaning a Draft System can be done by anyone. True of False?

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False. It should be done by a trained professional.

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What factors do you assess when selecting the appropriate size of beer glass to use?

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ABV of drink

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What type of beer specifically uses a certain type of glass?

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Hefeweizen

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How do you properly clean a beer glass?

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  1. Empty glass to open drain
  2. Wash with non petroleum (sudsless) soap and brush 3. Rinse in cold water (heel in, heel out)
  3. Rinse in Sanitizer (Heel in, heel out)
  4. Dry on Rack so air circulates inside 6. Rinse with cold water before serving
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What tests can you do to check if a glass is beer clean?

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Sheeting test, Salt test and Lacing test

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What temperatures of glass can you serve beer in?
Room temperature and chilled are okay but Frozen are NOT.
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What should you do to a glass before serving?
Rinse in cold water
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What are things to look for that would show if a beer is not servable?
White flakes in beer, thin ring of gunk at liquid level of neck, check for yeast at the bottom of the bottle, rust at the cap of beer, chipped glass
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What do you do when serving a beer that has a cap plus cork?
Present Cork or cap to the consumer
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If a beverage has yeast at the bottom, it is customary to do what?
Ask consumer if they would like to have the yeast or not.
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How do you properly pour bottled beer?
Pour at a 45 degree angle until it hits half way, straighten glass and pour the remaining content in the middle so that you get a 1-2 inch head (2-4 inches if its a hefeweizen), if applicable, ask consumer if they would like to add the yeast or not
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What must you never do when serving draft beer?
Allow faucet to get in contact with the beer or glass
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What are the quantitative parameters of beer character?
ABV, IBU, SRM
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What are the qualitative parameters of beer character?
Aroma, Flavor, Aftertaste, Mouthfeel and perceived bitterness
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How do we perceive flavor?
Aroma, taste, mouthfeel
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What are established tastes when flavoring beer?
Sweet, Salty, Sour, Bitter, Umami
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What are emerging tastes when flavoring beer?
Fat, Carbonation, Metallic
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How do we perceive mouthfeel?
Body (Viscosity), Carbonation
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What are the components of evaluating beer?
Appearance, Aroma, Taste, Mouthfeel, Aftertaste
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What are key techniques of evaluating beer?
Short and Quick sniffs, use consistent background, allow beer to reach all parts of your mouth, pay attention to after taste
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Identify normal flavors of Malt and Grains
Pale Beer: Uncooked four Golden Beer: White bread, wheat bread Light Amber Beer: Bread Crust, graham cracker Amber Beer: Toast, caramel, Brown Beer: Chocolate, Dried fruit Black Beer: Coffee, Roast, Burnt
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What do hops impart on beer?
Bitterness, flavor and aroma
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If you want to pay attention to the bitterness of a beer, when in the brewing process would you focus on adding hops?
Primarily in the beginning
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If you want to pay attention to aroma of a beer, when in the brewing process would you focus on adding hops?
Primarily in the end
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Give examples of flavor attributes hops introduce
American: Citrusy English: Earthy, Herbal, Woodsy German: Minty, peppery
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Yeast predominantly give Ales what flavor attribute that is not given in Lagers?
Fruitiness
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Hefeweizen yeast gives out what flavor?
Banana and Clove
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Oxidation gives what kind of off flavor?
Wet cardboard, waxy
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What are the four main ingredients to beer?
Malt, Hops, Yeast and Water
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Rice and Corn Malt is considered this
Adjunct
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What determines the color/ flavor of the malt?\
How roasted the malt gets kilned
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What are major regions where hops are grown?
Germany, Czech Republic
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What ingredient balances the bitterness of hops?
Malt
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Water makes up what percent of beer?
90%
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What is the proper name for Ale Yeast
Saccharomyces Cerevisiae
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What is the proper name for Lager Yeast?
Saccharomyces Pastorianus
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a German Pilsner
Straw to gold 4.4-5.2 ABV 25-45 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Bohemian Pilsner
Gold 4.2-5.4 ABV 35-45 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Octoberfest
Gold to Amber 4.8-5.7 ABV 20-28 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Munich Dunkel
Amber to Brown 4.5-5.6 ABV 18-28 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Maibock
Gold to Light Amber 6.3-7.4 ABV 23-35 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Dobblebock
Gold to brown 7-10 ABV 16-26 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Weiss/ Hefeweizen
Light gold to Light amber 4.3-5.6 ABV 8-15 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Rhine Valley Ale/ Kolsch
Straw to light gold 4.4-5.2 ABV 20-30 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Double/ Dubbel
Amber to Brown 6-7.6 ABV 15-25 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Triple/ Tripel
Gold 7.5-9.5 ABV 20-40 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Gueuz
Gold 5-8 ABV 0-10 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Witbier/ White
Straw made white by haze 4.5-5.5 ABV 10-20 IBU
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Describe the quantitative aspects of a Imperial IPA
Dark Gold to Dark Amber 7.5-10 ABV 60-120 IBU
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The clove or nutmeg flavors associated with 4-vinyl guaiacol are typically produced by the yeast used to make which style of beer?
Weissen
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What off flavor is often associated with over-sparging?
Astringency
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What beer style is solely made with wheat?
Witbier
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Compared to Bohemian Pilsner, a German Pilsner will usually be:
Lighter bodied, lighter color
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What beer would haze be a sign of a likely problem with the beer?
Pilsner
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What BAC level defines driver intoxication in the US?
0.08
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Compared to brown ale, a porter has roastier ________ flavor
Malt
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A common trait of Bocks is that they have an ABV greater than_______________%
6.3
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__________________ is the strongest variation of a particular style
Imperial
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What style of beer was created by 19th century California brewers using warm fermentation with Lager yeast?
Steam beer/ California Common
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Beers in the robust porter style are most similar to what style?
Dry stout
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What flavor is generally unique to stout and is not often found in other beers?
Roasted barley flavor
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Which group of Belgian beers is generally elevated to high in alcohol (6-10%) and never made using fruit or spice?
Abbey and Trappist beers
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___________ is a German pale lager with an assertive bitterness and ABV of 4.5-5%
Pilsner
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In some Belgian breweries, no yeast is added to start fermentation. instead, yeast comes from the air from wooden fermented vessels. This type of beer is known as:
Lambic
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In addition to flavor, the character of malt has a large impact on what attribute of beer?
Color
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Which group of beers usually has moderate to slightly elevated alcohol content (5-7%) and is sometimes made using spices but never with fruit like cherries or raspberries?
Farmhouse Beers
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``` Which of the following is least likely used to make specialty beers? A)Coffee B)Graham Flour C)Oatmeal D)Rye ```
B)Graham Flour
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``` What character of beer is least influenced by carbonation level? A)Flavor B)Appearance C)Mouthfeel D)After Taste ```
D)After Taste
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Which German beer style exhibits a clove or phenolic flavor?
Weizen
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``` Which of the following flavors do not come from fermentation? A)Fruity B)Clean/ refined C)Clove D)Caramel ```
D)Caramel
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Compared to Pilsners, Octoberfest style beers are generally what?
Higher in alcohol
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When evaluating beer, what is usually assessed first?
Appearance
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What is primarily a malt derived flavor?
Roasted Barley
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Heel in, heel out is the required way to treat class during what step in the cleaning process?
Step 3
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Lambic and Gueuze beers of Belgium are examples of what style of production?
Sour Ales/ Spontaneously fermented
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Belgian witbiers are commonly brewed with which two spices?
Coriander and Orange Peel
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Beers made by monks fall into what style?
Trappist
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What quality of beer is least likely to be affected by the addition of hops?
Color
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What is the definition to 'One ' Drink?
1-1.5 oz of hard liquor at 40%ABV or 80proof 1-5 oz of wine at 11% ABV 1-12 oz of beer at 4% ABV
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What does ABV stand for?
Alcohol by volume
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What does IBU stand for?
International Bitterness Unit
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What does SRM stand for?
Standard Reference Method
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What are the three "C"s of pairing?
Cuts, Compliment, Contrasts
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What is the main trait of a Dopplebock?
Big malt flavor
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What beer was known as "liquid bread" during fasting periods in the past?
Dopplebocks