Bar Tools
This long-handled utensil, often used in cocktail mixing, is designed to stir drinks in pints or shakers without disturbing the ingredients too much.
What is a Bar Spoon?
The addition of olive juice to a vodka or gin martini makes a drink this.
What is Dirty?
A sweet variety of Whiskey, it comes from a county in Kentucky of the same name.
What is Bourbon?
Fatty and protein rich foods are good recommendations for someone who has had too much to drink, because they do this.
What is Slow the Absorption of Alcohol?
A short tumbler with a thick bottom, it's also called a "lowball" glass. and is used for short mixed drinks—including the old fashioned.
What is a Rocks Glass?
This tool, commonly used in wine service, features a pointed metal spiral that helps extract a cork from a bottle.
What is a wine key or corkscrew?
A cocktail made directly into the glass its being served in is described as this.
What is a Build Drink?
A whiskey poured straight from the bottle without any ice, water, or mixers would be ordered this way.
What is Neat?
It can be risky getting behind the wheel after any number of drinks, but if you drive with a BAC over this, it's a DUI.
What is .08%?
Having a flat, round bowl, it is a more traditional glass design for serving sparkling wines, holds around 6 to 8 ounces, and adds a vintage touch.
What is a Coup Glass?
This small, typically metal measuring tool is used by bartenders to ensure precise portions of liquor are poured for cocktails.
What is a Jigger?
This clear liquor is the base of a Moscow Mule.
What is Vodka?
Aged in oak barrels for a minimum of three years, this whiskey carries an earthy flavor with a touch of smoke.
What is Scotch?
A wine glass can hold up to 22 oz of liquid volume, though a traditional wine pour is a fraction of that, coming out to this many ounces.
What is 5 Ounces?
Used for mixed drinks loaded with ice, like the Bloody Mary, these two bar glasses can be used interchangeably.
What are the Highball and the Collins Glass?
This small, often plastic or metal device is inserted into the neck of a liquor bottle to control the flow of the pour and prevent spills.
The Manhattan, a classic cocktail, is typically served in a martini glass and consists of bourbon, sweet vermouth, and this.
What are Bitters?
The body metabolizes alcohol at a rate of .016% per hour, or this many drinks.
What is One Drink?
This bar equipment consists of three separate compartments used for washing, rinsing, and sanitizing glassware and tools.
What are Triple Sinks?
This bar fixture is designed to hold frequently used bottles of liquor within easy reach of the bartender for quick service.
What is a Speed Rail?
An order in which the guest asks for their drink to be made with a specific brand of liquor is referred to as this.
What is a Call Drink?
Whiskies are almost always aged in oak barrels, with this product being the primary exception.
What is Moonshine?
Loss of consciousness, alcohol poisoning, and risk of death are symptoms of a BAC over this.
What is .30%?
While anything over this temperature is effective in cleaning and sanitizing your glassware, what is the minimum water temperature that should be used when prepping triple sinks?
What is 110 degrees Fahrenheit?