Hospitality College: Glassware

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Why is it essential for bar staff to have good training in ice handling?

To avoid problems related to foodborne illness caused by contaminated ice

What should be washed before getting ice from the ice making machine?

Hands

How should you hold the ice scoop when handling ice cubes?

Hold only the ice scoop handle

What should not be used to scoop ice?

Water glasses or cups

Where should the ice scoop be stored?

Outside the ice maker in a clean container

What should be done regularly to the ice scoop and container?

Wash and sanitize

What should not be stored in the ice machine?

Food, drinks, and fruit

Why should the doors of the commercial ice machine be kept closed?

To prevent contamination

What is the primary purpose of the stem in a Sour Glass?

To keep a cold drink from the warmth of your hand

Which type of glass is typically used to serve mixed drinks, particularly the Hurricane?

Hurricane Glass

What is the characteristic shape of the Poco Grande glass?

Tulip-shaped goblet

Which type of glass is mainly used to serve straight-up cocktails?

Cocktail Glass

What is the volume of a typical Hurricane Glass?

20 US fluid ounces

What is the material used to make the Poco Grande glass?

Branded glass

Which type of glass is also known as a Delmonico glass?

Sour Glass

What is the shape of the rim of the Poco Grande glass?

Rounded

What is the term for a mixed drink prepared in a bar with an alcoholic ingredient?

Alcoholic Drink

What is the process by which spirits are produced?

Distillation

What is the term for a drink with no alcoholic ingredient?

Non-alcoholic Drink

What is the measure of alcohol content in a drink?

Proof

What is Liqueur?

An alcoholic drink with infusion of varied ingredients

What is the term for drinks produced through distillation, brewing, fermentation, or combination process?

Liquors

What is the classification of drinks that covers both cocktails and non-alcoholic concoctions?

Mocktails and Cocktails

In US standards, how is proof determined?

As twice the percentage of ABV

What is the main purpose of a bartender making a visually appealing cocktail?

To encourage other customers to order the same drink

What is the name of the cocktail shown in Figure 36?

Cosmopolitan

Why is it important to use the correct color of crème de cacao in a Grasshopper cocktail?

To achieve the correct color

What is the result of not garnishing a cocktail properly?

The drinker will be disappointed

What is the purpose of a garnish in a cocktail?

To add a finishing touch to the cocktail

What is a characteristic of a tall drink?

It is served in a tall glass with a lot of ice

Why is it important for a bartender to consider the color of the drink when garnishing?

To ensure the drink looks appealing

What is the source of the tip provided in the content regarding the drink being colorful or having the correct color?

AJAR Hospitality (2020)

What is the primary difference between shaking and blending drinks?

Shaking requires a cocktail shaker, blending requires a blending machine

Which of the following drinks is NOT mentioned in the provided list?

Mojito

What is the importance of understanding the key terms and lessons in preparing drinks?

It helps in understanding the succeeding lessons in the module

What is the name of the learning activity that requires understanding the key terms and lessons in preparing drinks?

Activity 3

How many drinks are listed in the provided table?

26

What is the purpose of garnish in preparing drinks?

To add visual appeal to the drink

What is the term for the standardized recipe used in preparing drinks?

Standardized recipe

What is the benefit of understanding the background and origin of drinks?

It helps in appreciating the history of drinks

Study Notes

Glassware

  • Poco Grande: a cocktail glass with a curved, tulip-shaped goblet and a thick stem, often used for serving champagne cocktails
  • Cocktail Glass: a stemmed glass with a coupe bowl, used for serving straight-up cocktails
  • Sour Glass: a glass with a rounded cup and a stem, used for serving sweet, citrus-based drinks like Whiskey Sour
  • Hurricane Glass: a glass that can hold 20 US fluid ounces (590 ml), used for serving mixed drinks like the Hurricane

Sanitary Procedures for Handling Ice

  • Train staff in proper ice handling practices
  • Wash hands before handling ice
  • Hold only the ice scoop handle, not other parts of the scoop
  • Do not scoop ice using water glasses or cups, and never handle ice with hands
  • Do not return unused ice to the ice machine/ice bin
  • Keep ice machine doors closed except when removing ice
  • Store ice scoops outside the ice maker and keep them in a clean container
  • Wash and sanitize ice scoops and containers regularly
  • Do not store anything except ice in the ice machine
  • Clean the ice machine regularly and fix any problems identified

Cocktail and Mocktail Presentation

  • A cocktail must look inviting, appealing, and attractive to encourage customers to order
  • Optimize the appearance of cocktails to make them appealing to customers
  • Consider the color, garnish, and decoration of the drink when serving

Garnishing Drinks

  • Consider the color of the drink when garnishing
  • Use the correct color ingredients to avoid altering the drink's appearance
  • Proper garnishing and decoration add a finishing touch to the drink
  • Research the background, preparation, and mixing methods of drinks to understand how to garnish them correctly

Key Terms and Lessons

  • Alcoholic Drink: a mixed drink prepared in a bar with an alcoholic ingredient
  • Liqueur: an alcoholic drink with an infusion of varied ingredients like aromatics, herbs, and spices
  • Liquors: alcoholic drinks produced through distillation, brewing, fermentation, or combination processes
  • Non-Alcoholic Drink: a mixed drink prepared in a bar with no alcoholic ingredient
  • Proof: a measure of alcohol content known as ethanol, either in alcohol by volume (ABV) or percentage
  • Spirits: alcoholic drinks produced through distillation processes

This quiz is about glassware, specifically for hospitality students, covering topics related to glassware in the hospitality industry.

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