Spirits/Beers
What is the legal drinking age in Alberta?
18
What is OBJECTIVELY, the most fun way to make wine?
Grape stomping
What is the active ingredient in most fermentation processes?
Yeast
Name the last time you had alcohol
Any date accepted
What are the three main ingredients of a Bloody Mary?
Hot Sauce, Tomato Juice, alcohol of choice (typically Vodka)
What beer is used to "Split the G"?
Guinness
What type of alcohol is made by fermenting honey?
Mead
What is the main carbohydrate source in alcohol typically from?
Grains/Starches
What type of alcohol is most commonly associated with Greece and Ancient Rome?
Wine
What is the most popular cocktail that uses Mint as an ingredient?
Mojito
Name 4 beers in 20 seconds (type, brand, etc...)
IPA's, dark beers, Coors light, etc...
What type of alcohol is commonly associated with potatoes?
Vodka
What is the type of alcohol (molecule) in the alcohol that we drink? (What is the ingredient that gets you drunk?)
Ethanol
During which war did Canada post a nationwide prohibition to alcohol?
During WW1
What is the most common alcohol base in cocktails?
What is the top selling beer brand in Canada?
Budweiser (Will also accept Molson Canadian because it's cooler)
What type of alcohol did Darian receive from one of their Cheer peoples dad?
Captain Morgan Rum
What is the unwanted alcohol byproduct typically found in moonshine that can make you go blind?
Methanol
What alcohol was supplied to mountaineers who were rescued, when they were found in the cold?
Brandy, Rum, or Whisky
What cocktail is made from Vodka, ginger beer, lime, and served in a copper cup?
Moscow Mule
What region of the world is Soju produced in?
Korea
What are the two main regions of the world that produce Pinot Noir wines?
Oregon and Italy (If you get 1, half points)
What is the name of the biological process by which yeast create ethanol by consuming sugars? (DO NOT SAY FERMENTATION)
Anaerobic respiration
When (roughly) did people first invent alcohol on purpose? (Nearest millennium answers allowed)
7000-6000 BCE (9,000 years ago)
What is the name of the popular bright green and minty liquor used in cocktails? (2 possible answers)
Creme de Menthe/Chartreuse