Bartending and Bar management

• Bars are classified into different types based on their location, such as hotel bars, airport bars, sports bars, nightclubs, and beach bars.
• Virgin refers to a non-alcoholic drink
• Cocktail is a mix of liqueurs combined with soda or juice and often shaken before served
• Jigger is an hour-glass shaped steel tool that is used for measuring drinks with two other side in different measures
• Nip is a mini alcohol bottle size that contains 50 ml of alcohol
• Free pour refers to making drinks without using a measured pour spout or jigger to measure.
• Straight-up refers to pouring a drink into a shaker tin and then strained into a glass.
• Muddle is a method of grinding and crushing different ingredients with a tool called a muddler.
• On the rocks typically refers to drinks served with ice
• Toddy is a flavored drink made with liquor, spices and warm water and served in a tall glass.
• Shooter is a shot containing a mix of alcohol or straight liquor that is meant to be swallowed in one gulp.
• Nightcap is a drink chosen for the end of the night.
• Mixers are non-alcoholic drinks that accompany alcoholic drinks.
• Fizz is an any drink that is carbonated or emits small bubbles.
• Bar is an establishment or businesses that primarily offers beverages food and sometimes entertainment and other services to its customers.
• Inns is a kind of establishment that serves food, drinks and lodging.
• Xenodocheions are inns run by monasteries they took over in feeding giving shelters to the ravellers
• Ale is a type ok alcoholic beverage that was invented by the Sumerians due to the scarcity if clean drinking water.
• 70 is the age of legal drinking age during the 15th century
• Lesches are establishments that serve fine food and drinks for the rich
• In 15th century, the consumption of wine was for religious ceremonies only.
• The 18th Amendment Law prohibits manufacturing, selling and importation of alcohol.
• The 21st Amendment law protects the Americans from incident caused by drunkenness
• San Miguel Corporation begun in producing ice cream at Magnolia Ice Cream plant in 1925
• Moonshinning refer to illegal activities of producing liquors.
• Hancock Tavern is an American tavern where the Boston Tea Party was planned.
• The term Bar is derived from the French term Barre which means counter.
• Bootleggers are the illegal suppliers of liquors.
• In Third Party Liability Law, the first party refers to the victim.
• Sumeria is known as Iraq today.
• Taverns are the establishments that serve beverages particularly ALE, and places for SOCIAL GATHERING.