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1
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What is the difference between call brands and the speed rack?

A

price and quality

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2
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What is the order of the speed rack?

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  1. Vodka
  2. Gin
  3. Rum
  4. Tequila
  5. Triple Sec
  6. Whiskey

Very gently rub tiny titties well.

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3
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Where does the bartender make drinks?

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the bartender station

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4
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What is the difference in proof between Liquor and Liqueur?

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Liquor is 80 proof or greater.

Liqueur is 80 proof or less.

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5
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Define “proof”

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Proof is the government measure of alcohol in the bottle.

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6
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What is the formula for figuring percentage of alcohol?

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Proof divided by 2 equals the percentage of alcohol in the bottle.

proof/2 = %

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7
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What does “served up” mean?

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“Served up” means chilled and strained.

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8
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In what drink do you muddle fruit and bitters?

A

Old Fashioned

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9
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How much do you shake drinks with mixes?

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3–5 times

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10
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Why do you shake a drink before adding carbonation?

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  • it makes a mess
  • it flattens the carbonation
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11
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What does it mean to “float”?

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“Float” means to layer an ingredient on top.

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12
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How do you chill a glass?

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Fill the glass with ice and water.

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13
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What is rum made from?

A

sugar

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14
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What does “on the rocks” mean?

A

pour over ice

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15
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What are the counts for free pour?

1/2 oz.

1 oz.

1 1/2 oz.

2 oz.

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1/2 oz. = 3 count

1 oz. = 6 count

1 1/2 oz. = 9 count

2 oz. = 12 count

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16
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What are the three mixing methods?

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shaken

stirred

swirled