Bartending Essentials
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What is the purpose of muddling in bartending?

  • To release flavors and oils from fruit and herbs (correct)
  • To combine ingredients
  • To strain the drink
  • To chill the glass
  • What is the name of the cocktail made with gin, lime juice, and ginger beer?

  • Dark 'N' Stormy
  • Moscow Mule (correct)
  • Pimm's Cup
  • Mojito
  • What is the term for the process of slowly pouring a small amount of a drink over the back of a spoon to create layered effects?

  • Floating
  • Misting
  • Floater
  • Layering (correct)
  • What is the name of the bartending tool used to crush ice?

    <p>Lewis bag</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the term for a mixture of water and sugar dissolved together, often used in cocktails?

    <p>Simple syrup</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Bartending Techniques

    • Muddling is a bartending technique used to release flavors and oils from ingredients, typically fruits, herbs, and spices, by gently pressing or crushing them in a mixing glass.

    Cocktails

    • A classic cocktail made with gin, lime juice, and ginger beer is called a Gin-Gin Mule or simply a Moscow Mule.

    Layering and Garnishing

    • The process of slowly pouring a small amount of a drink over the back of a spoon to create layered effects is called floating or layering.

    Bartending Tools

    • The bartending tool used to crush ice is called a muddler or an ice crusher, and it is also used for muddling ingredients.

    Syrups and Mixers

    • A mixture of water and sugar dissolved together, often used in cocktails, is called simple syrup.

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    Test your knowledge of bartending techniques and mixing drinks. From muddling to layering, get familiar with the basics of creating perfect cocktails.

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