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1A liqueur is an alcoholic beverage made from a distilled spirit that has added sugar and added flavourings.

- ATrue
- BFalse
2Liqueurs are normally consumed as:

- AAn aperitif (before a meal) or a digestif (after a meal)
- BA component of cocktails
- CA flavour enhancement to foods such as desserts
- DAll of these answers are correct
3Which of the following are coffee flavoured liqueurs?

- ATia Maria and Kahlua
- BCointreau and Grand Marnier
- CGalliano and Benedictine
- DDrambuie and Amaretto
4Which of the following are orange flavoured liqueurs?

- ACointreau and Grand Marnier
- BAmaretto and Frangelico
- CJagermeister and Chartreuse
- DMidori and Maraschino
5Which ingredient gives Creme de Menthe its unique flavour?

- AMint
- BOregano
- CFennel
- DBasil
6Midori is a sweet, green, melon flavoured liqueur that comes from:

- AJapan
- BPoland
- CAustria
- DMexico
7What is the spirit base for Drambuie?

- AScotch Whisky
- BFrench Brandy
- CJamaican Rum
- DMexican Tequila
8Which of the following statements is NOT true about Benedictine?

- AIt is a French liqueur based on Cognac
- BIt was originally made by the Benedictine monks
- CIt is matured in oak casks for 3 months
- DIt is an ingredient used to make a Rusty Nail
9Which of the following liqueurs is an ingredient in a Margarita?

- ACointreau
- BGalliano
- CFrangelico
- DAmaretto
10A fortified wine is one that has spirits added to it.
Which of the following is NOT a fortified wine?
- APort
- BSherry
- CMarsala
- DGrenadine
11Which of the following statements is NOT true about Sherry?

- AIt is blended from a variety of different vintages and vineyards
- BIt originates from the Jerez area of Spain
- CIt is made primarily from the white Palomino grape
- DIt is fortified halfway through the fermentation process
12Which of the following statements is NOT true about Port?

- AWhite, Tawny, Ruby and Vintage are the four styles of Port
- BIt is a fortified wine that originates from Portugal
- CVintage Port is aged in a barrel for two to three years
- DRuby is the most expensive of the four styles of Port
13There are various types of glassware of different shapes and sizes.
What is the approximate size/capacity of a shot glass?
- A70 ml
- B240 ml
- C150 ml
- D100 ml
14Different types of glassware have different uses.
Which of the following glassware DOES NOT fit the drink?
- AA Martini glass for serving a Brandy Alexander
- BA Rocks glass for serving a White Russian
- CA Highball glass for serving a Margarita
- DA Collins glass for serving a Mai Tai
15Which of the following liqueurs is used to make a traditional Black Forest cake?

- AKirsch
- BCuracao
- CBaileys Irish Cream
- DCherry Heering
16Which of the following liqueurs is used to make a traditional Tiramisu cake?

- AMarsala
- BPort
- CAmaretto
- DSherry
17Grand Marnier is used to make French coffee.
What other uses does it have?
- ATo create desserts such as Crepes Suzettes
- BTo create mixed drinks such as a Sidecar
- CTo create a sauce for a roasted duck dish
- DAll of these answers are correct
18Which of the following visual signs would indicate that a liqueur on a shelf might be spoiled?

- AA change in colour
- BThe liquid has separated
- CThe liqueur has turned cloudy
- DAll of these answers are correct
19What would be considered the primary role of a bartender?

- AMaintaining a clean and well-organised bar
- BKeeping up-to-date with current industry trends
- CPreparing and serving alcoholic beverages to guests
- DStocking the bar before opening
20What would bar staff consider to be the most important factors for a successful bar operation?

- ALayout and design of the bar workstation
- BDecor and colour scheme of the bar facility
- CLighting and seating in the bar area
- DShelving and flooring in the bar space
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- Created on 31 Aug 2017 · updated on 31 Aug 2017
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