b

• Whiskey


  Alcoholic drink typically made with malt barley, apart from beer
• Fruit blends topped with fizz

  What the British were traditionally known for in the cocktail world in the 1860s
• Diageo World Class


  A famous bartending competition that looks for developing, educating and inspiring bartending talent
• Back of the bar

  Double function - decorative display area and storage space for liquor bottles and glassware
• Front of the bar

  Provides area for customers to place orders and get drinks, showcases bartending skills, separates customer area from working area, forms table for customers, pick-up station, and serving personnel to manage orders and glasses
• Pisco sour


  Cocktail containing egg whites, lime and angostura bitters, served in a bar in the 1920s, comes from Peru
• Punch


  One of the first alcoholic beverages created in India
• Record of whisky production dates back to this year

  1494
• Oak wood barrel


  Scotch whisky should be aged in this
• Wine


  The production of this drink increased the production of pottery, which is the earliest invention in the world
• Overbar


  The part of the typical bar that is not the common one
• The overbar is not the area where bottles of liquor are traditionally placed
• Bartenders should have spirit knowledge as a hard skill
• Creating drinks is not included in a bartender's duty
• Caipirinha


  Brazil's mojito, made with cachaca, a rum like liquor made from sugar cane juice
• Margarita


  Mexico, made with tequila, citrus juice and triple sec, for a refreshing drink
• Pina Colada


  Puerto Rico, made with rum, pineapple and coconut
• Yeast


  The key ingredient for fermentation, turning sugar into alcohol
• The most important part of bartending is keeping the bar clean
• Anheuser-Busch Inbev


  An alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage company
• Volstead act


  Prohibiting the recreational consumption of alcohol
• Cocktails were served warm in the 18th century
• What did jerry thomas publish in 1862?

  The first known Bartender's Guide
• What is mojito?


  Cuba, mint, white rum, 1586