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The continuous still is also referred to as the column and Coffey still - ✔✔-True
Gen is a clear alcoholic spirit derived from the predominate flavor of juniper berries - ✔✔-True
The two basic styles are Irish and English/American - ✔✔-False
A master distiller starts with a vodka or a neutral grain spirit (ngs) to make gin - ✔✔-True
The Term "London Dry" means lacking in saltiness - ✔✔-True
Sloe gin is not a gin. It is a liqeuor made from sloe berries - ✔✔-True
In the USA Gin is made from 190 Proof neutral spirits. The water does affect the quality of the final
product - ✔✔-True
Dutch gin is made in Ireland and is also known as the Irelands or Genever. Fullbodied and flavorful. -
✔✔-False
Unlicensed gin production and high import duties created a market for poor-quality grain unfit for
making beer which attributed to the Gin Craze in London - ✔✔-True
Bathtub gin was made during prohibition - ✔✔-True
Ford's Gin is made of 9 botanicals steeped 15 hours before distillation - ✔✔-True
, Rum can be produced with either sugar cane syrup or molasses - ✔✔-True
Gold Rum, also called Brown Rum, is aged for at least 3 years - ✔✔-False
Dark Rum is aged for six years or longer - ✔✔-True
Continuous still distillation is usually used to provide dark rums - ✔✔-False
Haiti is well known for its quality and variety of its rums, produces rich aromatic rums - ✔✔-False
The region of the world that produces the most rum - ✔✔-Puerto Rico
The origin of the world's rum production - ✔✔-the Caribbean
"Pot Distillation" is typically used to produce what types of rum - ✔✔-dark rums
Cachaca - ✔✔-A Brazilian liquor made only from distilled sugar cane, Known as the national spirit of
Brazil
What rums have been gaining popularity over the years - ✔✔-Flavored Rum and Spiced Rum
Pot still spirits are the base spirits of cocktails - ✔✔-False
The continuous still is the most efficient still and runs continuously - ✔✔-True
Cordials and Liqueurs are used as aperitifs - ✔✔-True
The sugar source for single malt scotch is 50% barley and 50% rye - ✔✔-False