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Columbia Bartending Agency 2025/2026 Questions With Answers Graded A+

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Age: - How long a spirit, wine, or beer has been stored since distillation. Aging changes the flavor and aroma greatly Aperitif: - A drink that stimulates the appetite before a meal Bar spoon - Small spoon, long handle. Used to stir cocktails, pour liquor to layer, and scrape bottom of the blender Base liquor: - The main ingredient of a drink Blend: - Use a blender Brewing: - The production of malt beverages from malt and hops by grinding and boiling the result with yeast

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COLUMBIA BARTENDING AGENCY 2025/2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Age: - ✔✔How long a spirit, wine, or beer has been stored since distillation. Aging
changes the flavor and aroma greatly

✔✔Aperitif: - ✔✔A drink that stimulates the appetite before a meal

✔✔Bar spoon - ✔✔Small spoon, long handle. Used to stir cocktails, pour liquor to layer,
and scrape bottom of the blender

✔✔Base liquor: - ✔✔The main ingredient of a drink

✔✔Blend: - ✔✔Use a blender

✔✔Brewing: - ✔✔The production of malt beverages from malt and hops by grinding and
boiling the result with yeast

✔✔Call brand: - ✔✔A brand name of liquor that is usually more expensive

✔✔Church key: - ✔✔A term used to describe the traditional waiter's corkscrew

✔✔Dash: - ✔✔A smidgen, or a couple of drops. 1/16 of an ounce.

✔✔Distillation: - ✔✔The process of heating the fermented substance to the boiling point
of alcohol and condensing/collecting vapors

✔✔Fermentation: - ✔✔The conversion of sugar to alcohol using year under anaerobic
conditions

✔✔Flamed: - ✔✔A drink is topped with a high proof alcohol and lit on fire

✔✔Float: - ✔✔layer one ingredient on top of another to keep them from mixing together

✔✔Free pouring: - ✔✔A method of pouring the correct quantity of liquor without the use
of a physical measuring device

✔✔Frozen: - ✔✔Drink is blended with crushed ice or ice cream

✔✔Jigger: - ✔✔Double sided measurer with 1 oz and 1/2 oz sides

✔✔Grenadine: - ✔✔A flavoring for drinks. It is made from pomegranates or red currant

,✔✔Hawthorne Strainer: - ✔✔Wire gadget with a spring around it that fits over the top of
a mixing cup for straining mixed ingredients into a new cup of ice for serving

✔✔Hops: - ✔✔Flower cones added to beer as bittering agent, a preservative, an an
aromatic

✔✔Liqueur: - ✔✔Came as cordial. An alcohol that has sugar added to it after distillation.

✔✔Mist: - ✔✔To pour a drink over crushed ice

✔✔Mixer: - ✔✔The non-alcoholic beverage you mix with spirits

✔✔Muddle: - ✔✔To mash or grind fruits or leaves for a drink

✔✔Muddler: - ✔✔A mortar and pestle used to muddle leaves and fruit

✔✔Neat: - ✔✔Room temperature

✔✔Nightcap: - ✔✔A wine ro liquor taken before bed

✔✔On the rocks: - ✔✔Served with ice

✔✔Pony: - ✔✔A one-ounce shot

✔✔Pour top/Speed Pour: - ✔✔Used to control the flow of liquor from the bottle. This
prevents you from over pouring. Flows at 1 oz per second

✔✔Shake: - ✔✔Add ice and ingredients into a shaker set and shake vigorously

✔✔Sherry: - ✔✔A fortified wine made from white grapes and aged in the solera system

✔✔Simple Syrup: - ✔✔Sugar water. 1:1 Sugar:Water

✔✔Soda Gun: - ✔✔A device used in bars that dispenses various types of sodas and
juices

✔✔Speed rack: - ✔✔The liquors you use most frequently
Vodka
Gin
Rum
Tequila
Triple Sec
Whisky
Bourbon

, Kept behind the bar in that order

✔✔Splash: - ✔✔A small amount of liquid, less than one count

✔✔Top Shelf: - ✔✔The best (most expensive) spirits in house

✔✔Twist: - ✔✔A peel from the rind of a fruit (usually lemon/lime) used to flavor the rum
of a glass, then dropped into the drink

✔✔Virgin: - ✔✔Non-alcoholic

✔✔Well: - ✔✔Bar stock of non-name brand liquors. These are the ones in the speed
rack

✔✔Wort: - ✔✔The sweet liquid that is created from mashing and boiling process. When
wort is cooled and fermented, it's called beer

✔✔



Skrewdriver - ✔✔1.5 oz Vodka
Fill orange juice

✔✔Greyhound - ✔✔1.5 oz Vodka
Fill with grapefruit juice

✔✔Salty Dog - ✔✔Salt the rim of the glass
1.5 oz Vodka
Fill with grapefruit juice

✔✔Cape Codder - ✔✔1.5 oz Vodka
Fill with cranberry juice

✔✔Orange Blossom - ✔✔1.5 oz Gin
Fill with orange juice

✔✔Paloma - ✔✔1.5 oz Tequila
Fill with grapefruit juice

✔✔Bocce Ball - ✔✔1.5 oz Amaretto
Fill with orange juice

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