Serving Beer
The first thing you should do when pouring a beer for a customer
What is check the glass for cleanliness?
This American beer style has big hop flavor and aroma. It has an elevated ABV range from 5.5-7.5%.
What is an American IPA?
This ingredient adds color to the final beer
What is Malted Barley?
This device is used to measure original and final gravity when brewing.
Hydrometer
ABV
What is Alcohol by Volume?
This beer glass was designed with a handle, thick walls to insulate the beer, and shaped to maintain the beer's head and aroma.
What is a Mug or Stein?
The English translation of the German word Dunkel
What is dark?
Aromas that might be dank, floral, or citrusy are likely to be derived from this ingredient.
What are Hops?
About 90% (or more) of the average beer is made out of this ingredient.
What is water?
IBU
What are International Bitterness Units?
This rinses away any remaining sanitizer or dust from the glass, allowing for better head formation and retention. It also cools and wets the inside of the glass, which could still be warm from washing.
What is a glass rinse?
Name of a pale lager commonly drank in the U.S. that contains 30-40% rice or corn and is light bodied.
What is an American Light Lager?
Bitter, salty, sweet, umami and sour are these
What are the five tastes?
This process is when the brewer adds hops to the beer after primary fermentation has completed
Dry hopping
SRM is used to measure this in beer
Color
Proper way to tilt a glass while pouring draft beer is this number of degrees.
This beer style’s name translates to "season."
What is Saison?
This is an off-flavor that smells and tastes papery.
What is oxidation?
What is converted into sugar during the mash
What are unfermentable starches?
This acronym stands for the final measurement of sugar present after fermentation
Number of pints in a half barrel of beer
What is 124?
This German lager has a moderate grainy-sweet malt aroma, medium yellow to pale gold. Clear. Was created by Spaten brewery to compete with pale Pilsner type beers.
What is Helles?
The physical sensation of beer is called this.
What is mouthfeel?
The original Germany Purity Law allows only for these three ingredients.
What are Malted Barley, Hops, and Water
NEIPA
What is the acronym for New England India Pale Ale
This glass has a wide bowl that enhances the beer's aroma and is often used for Belgian or IPA beer styles
What is a tulip?
This Belgian ale is amber to brown in color and has an elevated ABV between 6-7.6%.
What is a Dubbel?
When a beer is described as “skunky,” when this happens to it.
What is light struck?
The scientific name for ale yeast.
What is Saccharomyces cerevisiae?
Known as the Goddess of Beer
Who is Ninkasi?
These types of beers are usually served warmer to allow the esters and phenolics produced during fermentation to express themselves
What are Ales?
This German beer style was created to compete with pale Pilsner-type beers and tends to be more popular in Southern Germany. It should be pale yellow to pale gold in color with a soft rounded malt flavor that is balanced but not too sweet. 4.7-5.4% ABV
What is German Pilsner
Aromas that enter through the internal nares via the back of the throat when food or drink are consumed are considered this kind of olfactory function.
What is Retronasal olfaction?
The scientific name for lager yeast.
What is Saccharomyces pastorianus?
Number of craft breweries operating in 1980
8
This glasswear is appropriate for strong beers such as Barleywines and Imperial Stouts
What is a Snifter?
This U.S. style has medium-high to high malt character with medium to low caramel character derived from roasted crystal malts and tends to be balanced between malt and hop profiles.
What are Amber Ales?
This off-flavor is typically described as similar to movie theater popcorn butter.
What is Diacetyl?
The part of the hop flower is responsible for essential oils and resins
Lupulin Glands
President who appealed the 21st Amendment
Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?
Most modern kegs use these valve types, but older keg designs may have other tapping methods.
What is Sankey?
Which American beer style was invented in California’s San Francisco Bay Area?
California Common (aka Steam Beer).
This substance in hops adds the majority of bitterness to beer.
What are alpha acids?
Yeast strain that typically ferments at 45-55 degrees F
What is lager yeast?
Dates of prohibition
What was 1920-1933?