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Introduction to Alcoholic Beverages Review Questions with complete Solutions Rated A+ considered to be societies most prevalent and accepted legal recreational drug; it is generally accepted as a component of our daily life" - Answers alcohol Refers to any potable liquid containing ethyl alcohol. It may have as little as ½ % by volume or as high as 95% or from .5% to 90 % and up. - Answers alcoholic beverages beneficial effects of alcohol - Answers 1. Relaxing 2. Stimulates the senses and appetite 3. Heightening pleasure 4. It provides a sense of euphoria Negative effects of alcohol - Answers 1. It impairs motor ability 2. It impairs muscular coordination 3. It impairs eyesight 4. It impairs night vision 5. It impairs reaction time 6. It control inhibition type of alcoholic beverages made by distilling fermented beverages made from fruits, grains and plants. - Answers Distilled spirits generally refers to distilled beverages that are low in sugar and containing at least 35% alcohol by volume. Gin, Vodka, Whisky, Brandy, Absinthe, Tequila, and traditional German schnapps are examples of spirits. - Answers spirits are distilled beverages with added flavorings and colorings that are high in sugar such as Grand Marnier, Frangelico and Kahlua. - Answers liqueurs the term means spirits; spirits and liqueurs; or all alcoholic beverages including wine, sake, beer. - Answers liquor classification of alcoholic beverage - Answers 1. fermentation 2. distillation is the process by which sugar is broken down into alcohol, carbon dioxide and other by product. - Answers fermentation is the process of reducing the water content of

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Introduction to Alcoholic Beverages Review Questions with complete Solutions Rated A+

considered to

be societies most

prevalent and accepted

legal

recreational drug; it is

generally accepted as a

component of our daily

life" - Answers alcohol

Refers to any potable liquid containing

ethyl alcohol. It may have as little as ½ %

by volume or as high as 95% or from .5%

to 90 % and up. - Answers alcoholic beverages

beneficial effects of alcohol - Answers 1. Relaxing

2. Stimulates the senses and appetite

3. Heightening pleasure

4. It provides a sense of euphoria

Negative effects of alcohol - Answers 1. It impairs motor ability

2. It impairs muscular coordination

3. It impairs eyesight

4. It impairs night vision

5. It impairs reaction time

6. It control inhibition

type of alcoholic beverages made by distilling fermented

beverages made from fruits, grains and plants. - Answers Distilled spirits

, generally refers to distilled beverages that are low in sugar and

containing at least 35% alcohol by volume. Gin, Vodka, Whisky, Brandy,

Absinthe, Tequila, and traditional German schnapps are examples of

spirits. - Answers spirits

are distilled beverages with added flavorings and colorings

that are high in sugar such as Grand Marnier, Frangelico and Kahlua. - Answers liqueurs

the term means spirits; spirits and liqueurs; or all alcoholic

beverages including wine, sake, beer. - Answers liquor

classification of alcoholic beverage - Answers 1. fermentation

2. distillation

is the process by which sugar is broken down into

alcohol, carbon dioxide and other by product. - Answers fermentation

is the process of reducing the water content of

alcoholic beverages so that they will contain a greater

proportion of alcohol. - Answers distillation

types of distillation - Answers 1. Pot still distillation

2. Column/Patent Still distillation

- still is heated directly by fire, thus having higher temperatures.

- It is used in producing low proof spirits. - Answers pot still distillation

- still is heated by steam, thus having lower temperature.

- It is used in producing high proof distillation spirits. - Answers column / patent still distillation

classification of distilled spirits - Answers 1. according to color and alcohol content

2. according to ingredients

according to color and alcohol content: - Answers a. low proof spirits / brown proof spirits:

- whiskey

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