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The Dram Shop Act - ANSWERDon't serve people who are underage or intoxicated to the point that they might pose a danger to themselves. Bartenders are liable for illegal actions that a person we serve might commit. Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) - ANSWERAmount of alcohol in the bloodstream, measured as a percentage. Approximate Drinks Per Hour 2 3 4 8 12 14 16+ - ANSWERBAC and Effect 0.05- Release of Inhibitions 0.08- DWI legal limit 0.10- Loss of coordination 0.20- Loss of emotional control 0.30- Walking Blackout 0.35- Coma, minimum lethal level 0.40+- DEATH ABV: Wine - ANSWERSparkling Wine: 8-12% Dry White: 10-12% Cabernet: 11-14% ABV: Fortified Wine - ANSWERSherry: 17-22% Vermouth: 15-18% Port: 16-20% ABV: Spirits - ANSWERLiqueurs: 15-25% Liquors: 40-50% Absinthe: 55-90% Everclear: 96-98% Six Main Factors That Affect a Person's BAC - ANSWER1. Size (musculature, not fat content) 2. Rate of consumption 3. Strength of the drink 4. Gender 5. Food (before, not after) 6. Drug Use (illegal or legal) Behavioral Cues of Intoxication (JIRC) - ANSWERJ- Loss of Judgement I- Loss of Inhibitions R- Slowed Reactions C- Poor Coordination BAC != Tolerance - ANSWERTolerance is how well someone adapts to exhibiting behavioral cues (JIRC) How to Cut Someone Off - ANSWER1. Saying no 2. Suggest a non-alcoholic alternative (food, soda, etc.) 3

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COLUMBIA BARTENDING
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS(GRADED A+)

The Dram Shop Act - ANSWERDon't serve people who are underage or intoxicated
to the point that they might pose a danger to themselves. Bartenders are liable for
illegal actions that a person we serve might commit.

Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) - ANSWERAmount of alcohol in the bloodstream,
measured as a percentage.

Approximate Drinks Per Hour
2
3
4
8
12
14
16+ - ANSWERBAC and Effect
0.05- Release of Inhibitions
0.08- DWI legal limit
0.10- Loss of coordination
0.20- Loss of emotional control
0.30- Walking Blackout
0.35- Coma, minimum lethal level
0.40+- DEATH

ABV: Wine - ANSWERSparkling Wine: 8-12%
Dry White: 10-12%
Cabernet: 11-14%

ABV: Fortified Wine - ANSWERSherry: 17-22%
Vermouth: 15-18%
Port: 16-20%

ABV: Spirits - ANSWERLiqueurs: 15-25%
Liquors: 40-50%
Absinthe: 55-90%
Everclear: 96-98%

Six Main Factors That Affect a Person's BAC - ANSWER1. Size (musculature, not fat
content)
2. Rate of consumption
3. Strength of the drink
4. Gender

, 5. Food (before, not after)
6. Drug Use (illegal or legal)

Behavioral Cues of Intoxication (JIRC) - ANSWERJ- Loss of Judgement
I- Loss of Inhibitions
R- Slowed Reactions
C- Poor Coordination

BAC != Tolerance - ANSWERTolerance is how well someone adapts to exhibiting
behavioral cues (JIRC)

How to Cut Someone Off - ANSWER1. Saying no
2. Suggest a non-alcoholic alternative (food, soda, etc.)
3. Suggesting drinking water
4. Blame manager or higher authority
5. Calling the bouncer

The Standard Drink - ANSWER0.5 oz of pure ethanol:
12 oz beer (4-5%) = 5 oz wine (9-14%) = 1.5 oz liquor (a shot)

ABV and Proof - ANSWERABV (Alcohol by Volume): Percentage of liquor comprised
of alcohol
Proof: ABV*2

ABV: Beer - ANSWERPilsner: 3-6%
Lager: 4-5%
India Pale Ale (IPA): 6-7%
Stout: 5-10%


Characteristics: Vodka - ANSWERClear, odor/ tasteless, neutral grains

Characteristics: Gin - ANSWERClear, pine needles, neutral grains w/ juniper

Characteristics: Rum - ANSWERClear/ gold, warm & sweet, sugar cane

Characteristic: Tequila - ANSWERClear/ gold, spicy, blue agave

Characteristics: Whiskey - ANSWERBrown, oak, neutral grains

Characteristic: Bourbon - ANSWERBrown, Sweeter than whiskey, >= 50% corn

Speed Rack - ANSWERVodka, Gin, Rum, Tequila, Triple Sec, Whiskey, Bourbon

Garnishing Rules of Thumb - ANSWERRed drinks = Green garnish
Blue drinks = Yellow garnish
Tonic drinks = Lime garnish
Seltzer drinks = Lemon garnish

Highball Summary - ANSWERFill cup 2/3 with ice

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