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27 Cards in this Set
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State the ingredients allowed in Bavarian Purity Law
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Water
Hops Barley |
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Name 2 categories of Beer
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Ale
Lager |
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Name 2 styles of beer within each of the 2 main beer categories
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Lager: Pilsner & Boch
Ale: Amber, Bitters, Porters, Stouts & Wheat Weisse |
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State the steps to beer production
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Harvest
Germination Kiln dry Grind Steep Add yeast Ferment Filter |
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State the production difference between blonde ale, amber & porter
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Roasting malt
Blonde has none Amber has light toasting Porter has dark toasting |
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Define Hops
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Herb/Grain that defines bitterness & beer qualities
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Name the premium sake levels
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Junmai
Ginjo Daiginjo |
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State the Japanese term for the Sake fermentation starter mold
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Koji
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State the Japanese term for the brewery
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Kura
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Define Alembic
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Precursor to pot still
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Name the 4 min Scotch regions
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Islay
Highlands Campbeltown Lowlands |
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Define Peat
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Mossy vegetation used in place of wood to fuel stills.
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Define Bourbon
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Whiskey, mostly corn grain, aged in American oak barrels
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name the best Cognac, Armagnac & Calvados sub-regions
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Cognac: Gran Champagne
Armanac: Bas Armagnac Calvados: Pays d'Auge |
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State the main grape of Cognac
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Uni Blanc
others: Colombard Bacco |
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State the again terms for Cognac & Armagnac
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Cognac:
VS = 3 years VSOP = 4 Years XO = 5 years Armanac: VS = 2 years VSOP = 5 years XO = years |
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Name a Cognac
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Dupuy Cognac V.S.O.P
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Name an Armagnac
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Product Zoom
1973 Marie Duffau Bas Armagnac $110.00 Marie Duffau uses only high quality fruit, harvested from the best soil of the Bas Armagnac. Does not use pesticides or fertilizers. A good use of grape varietals: 70% Ugni Blanc (give a good foundation), 20% Bacco (gives roundness), 5% Colombard (herbal aromas) and 5% Folle Blanche (floral notes). A particular slow single distillation process and distillation at low temperatures (around 52 to 58 degrees, which enables more flavors, fatty acids and character to remain in the spirit. Distilled in small batches and uses 10% Gascon oak to give good tannins, darker color and beautiful spice. The 1973 is 30 years old. Pale amber color with bright, old copper hues. Full, rich and fruity with notes of mild tobacco, citrus, spices and liquorice. Its finish is balanced and round, with a wealth of soft rancio. |
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Name 3 classic cocktails & their base spirit
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Caipirinha--Brazilian rum = Cachaca
Mojito--Rum Cosmopolitan--Vodka Side Car-Cognac Rusty Nail-Scotch Martini--Gin or Vodka Manhattan-Whiskey |
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State the main flavoring for Gin
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Juniper
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State the source of sugar for the best Tequila
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Agave
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State the source of sugar for Rum
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Sugar Cain by products
ie Molasses Cachaca = Sugar Cain juice |
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State the min sugar level for liqueur
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2.5%
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Name 3 liqueurs, their base & country of origin
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Contrieu--orange--France
Midori---Melon--Japan Chambord--Raspberry--Loire France Amaretto--almond pits--Italy Drambuie--heather honey--Scotland |
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Name any beverage suitable as an aperitif and why
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Champagne or champagne based drink-acidic, light, gets mouth watering, refreshing.
Diablo cocktail or Manhattan Negroni-wakes up taste buds strong bitterness |
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Name a brandy other than Cognac, Armagnac or Calvados
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Eau de Vie, Grappa
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Describe how a cigar is sized
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Length
Ring size-based on 1/64th of an inch |