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Test your alcoholic beverage knowledge.   1. The Russians are known for this liquor It says 80 proofs on the sticker Which means that it's strong So don't drink too long Cuz then your whole brain starts to flicker a. Amaretto b. Anisette c. Brandy d. Gin  e. Mezcal,  f. Miller Lite g. Rum h. Tap water i. Vodka j. Whiskey 2. This drink can sure pack some power Lemon, sugar, and this make a 'sour' A good kind is 'Scotch' Drink a bottle and watch as your whole day turns into an hour  a. Amaretto b. Anisette c. Brandy d. Gin  e. Mezcal,  f. Miller Lite g. Rum h. Tap water i. Vodka j. Whiskey 3. An almond-based drink, it's no joke Some people, they mix it with Coke It goes down so smooth Your heart will be soothed You'll love it so much, you'll go broke a. Amaretto b. Anisette c. Brandy d. Gin  e. Mezcal,  f. Miller Lite g. Rum h. Tap water i. Vodka j. Whiskey 4. This colorless liquor ...

  Above video will help you to give some answers. 1. What is the final step in beer production? a. Mashing b. Packaging c. Malting d. Filtration 2. Weiss beer is made from which grain? a. Rye b. Oatmeal c. Corn d. Wheat 3. What causes skunked beer? a. Heat b. Light c. Old age d. Bad yeast 4. In the brewing process, the fermentation step turns sugar into alcohol and what else? a. Carbon dioxide b. More sugar c. Nitrogen d. Malt 5. What is the process of separating the wort from the solid remains of the mash called? a. Mining b. Running c. Lautering d. Draining 6. Which style of beer is Guinness famous for? a. Farmhouse ale b. Stout c. Wheat beer d. IPA 7. Lager comes from which German word? a. Lagern, “to store” b. Lage, “position” c. Langsam, “slowly” d. Lagune, “lagoon” 8. Generally, which ingredient is malted at the beginning of the brewing process? a. Yeast b. Sugar c. Barley d. Hops 9. From Which ...

  1. Where is Patrón from? a) Mexico b) United States c) Venezuela d) Colombia 2. Where is Chivas Regal from? a) Scotland b) United States c) France d) Ireland 3. Where is Jack Daniel’s from? a) Australia b) United States c) Ireland d) Scotland 4. Where is Pernod Fils from? a) Austria b) France c) Czech Republic d) Switzerland 5. Where is Smirnoff from? a) Latvia b) Germany c) Poland d) Russia 6. Where is Jägermeister from? a) Germany b) Norway c) Austria d) Switzerland 7. Where is Fernet Branca from? a) Italy b) Argentina c) Chile d) France 8. Which of the following is NOT classified as a spirit? a) Cognac b) Tequila c) Vodka d) Cointreau 9. What type of spirit is Cognac? a) Whisky b) Gin c) Rum  d) Brandy 10. Which of the following statements about spirits is NOT correct? a) Vodka is a spirit made from grain b) Tequila is a spirit made from apples c) Brandy is distilled from gra...

 Whisky Assessment 1. What is the original meaning of the word “whisky” in Classical Gaelic? a) Alcohol b) Water c) Wine 2. Whiskey is typically aged in wooden casks made of which type of wood? a) White oak b) Redwood c) Maple 3. Which part of the population in Europe created the earliest types of whisky? a) Soldiers b) Farmers c) Monks 4. In the early stages of production, whisky is basically similar to which type of alcoholic drink? a) Beer b) Vodka c) Wine 5. What is the benefit of blended Scotch whisky over single-malt Scotch whisky? a) Higher alcohol content b) Well-rounded flavour c) More bitterness 6. What is the minimum alcohol content in most whiskies? a) Around 30% b) Around 40% c) Around 50% 7. Scotch whisky is often distilled in a container constructed from which material? a) Copper b) Lead c) Iron 8. What does a whisky neat mean? a) Straight whisky without any mixer b) Whisky with an ice cube c) Whisky wit...