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Introduction To Hospitality: Bars

Subject : hospitality
Instructions:
  • Answer 46 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. The bar is liable if - they serve a minor - they serve a person who is intoxicated






2. Fuller bodied more bitter than lager






3. Type of grape from which wines are made ad for which they are named






4. Dark ale -sweet -strong -malt flavor






5. Physical bar setup critical for effectiveness - stations properly placed - location of well versus call brands - relationship of beer






6. Smaller breweries -locally made and distributed - rock bottom -karl strauss - sierra nevada -samuel adams






7. Poultry -fish - egg entrees






8. Bar is liable for injuries caused by intoxicated customers






9. Any course from dry to sweet.






10. Canada -Australia -South America -South Africa






11. Bordeaux -burgundy -champagne -cognac






12. Softness and smoothness - richness and thickness - correspond to touch and temperature






13. Any course - from dry to sweet






14. Properly screen and hire bar personnel spotters bank switch






15. Racking -maturing -aging a wine -filtering -fining -clarifying - bottling






16. Style of beer brewing pilsen -czech republic






17. Corn mixed with rye






18. Restaurant bars -hotel bars -night clubs - microbreweries - sports bars - coffee shops






19. Distilled from wine - cognacs from france






20. Fruity - minty - and herbal - nutty - cheesy - smoky -






21. Actually a category of red -remove skin early in fermentation






22. Training for the responsible service - sale - and consumption of alcohol - to prevent intoxication -underage drinking - and drunk driving - servsafe alcohol






23. Port






24. Drinks made by mixing 2 or more ingredients - stirred -shaken - or blended






25. A mixture of grape pulp -skins -seeds - and stems






26. California -North and Central Coat (Napa and Sonoma) -Great Central Valley -Southern California -New York -Oregon and Washington






27. Liquid that has been fermented and distilled






28. The heavier the food - the heavier the wine -Champagne can be served throughout a meal -When a dish is cooked with wine it is best served with that wine -Sweet wines should be served with foods that are not too sweet






29. Any game or red meat






30. Riesling






31. Clear light bodied






32. Poultry - fish and egg entrees






33. Liquor's alcohal content - in us proof is twice the % of alchohol






34. Year in which a wines grapes were harvested






35. Made from a fermented mash of grain to which malt -in the form of barley is added - scotch whisky - smokey kilns - irish whisky - not dried milder - bourbon whisky corn mixed with rye - canadian whisky - from corn






36. Chianti






37. Safeguards the company's assets - provides reliable accounting records - promotes operating eficiency - encourages adherence o poliicles - physical count is the key to success






38. Any game or red meat






39. Sherry






40. France: Bordeaux and Burgundy -Champagne and Cognac






41. Made from white grapes -age and mature faster than red wines - riesling - chenin blanc






42. Is brewed from water - malt - yeast and hops. Water accounts for 85-89% of the finished product






43. Water -malt ground barley - yeast fermenting agent - hops






44. Gin from juniper berries - rum light is from sugarcane - dark is from molasses - tequila - white-unage; silver-aged up to 3 years; golden-aged in oak for 2-4 years vodka lacks color -odor - and flavor






45. Made from red grapes -coloring from grape skins - cabernet sauvignon and pinot noir






46. A chemical process by which yeast acts on sugar to produce alcohol and carbon dioxide