CHAPTER 4 Beverages - is any potable liquid with or without alcohol Categories of Beverages a. Non- alcoholic Types: 1. Juices - ex. fresh, powder, concentrated 2. Coffee - ex. pla... CHAPTER 4 Beverages - is any potable liquid with or without alcohol Categories of Beverages a. Non- alcoholic Types: 1. Juices - ex. fresh, powder, concentrated 2. Coffee - ex. plain/black, flavoured 3. Tea - ex. plain tea, flavored 4. Dairy products - ex. fresh milk, sterilized 5. Sparkling water • Tonic water - with quinine flavoring • Soda water - plain carbonated water 6. Drinking water 7. Soda 8. Energy Drink 9. Non- alcoholic beers and wines 10. Mock tails or virgin cocktails b. Alcoholic Beverages Types: 1. Fermented alcoholic beverages • Wine • Beer 2. Distilled alcoholic Beverages • Spirits • Liqueurs 3. Mixed alcoholic drinks or cocktails • Wine • Spirits: vodka • Beer : Ale beer • Liqueurs : Grand Marnier • Cocktail Early Ingredients Used in Making Alcoholic Drinks • Honey • Grapes • Sugarcane • Grains • Dates • Palm • Berries Uses of Alcoholic Drinks 1. Religious Rites - used as an offering to god and goddesses. Now ( Holy Eucharist for Catholic) 2. Victories - drinking after winning a battle 3. Medicine - distilled spirit were known before as aqua vitae in Latin and eaux de vie in French which means water of life. 4. Wedding 5. Food and Drink - part of everyday meal Distilled Spirits that Originated from Europe 1. Whiskey - Scotland and Ireland 2. Brandy- France 3. Gin - Netherlands 4. Vodka - Russia and Poland How Drinks are Ordered and Prepared 1. Liquor Always First - always name the liquor first 2. Name the Brand first 3. Well Drink - made with cheapest liquor 4. Call Drink - is made with specified liquor 5. Premium Drink - made with expensive liquor 6. Draught Beer (draft/tap beer) drawn from the metal barrel or keg. 7. House wine - referred to as less expensive wine serve at the bar or restaurant 8. Chilled - means cold. Used when ordering shots or liquor. 9. Dirty - means serve with olive juice, used in gin martinis or vodka martinis 10. Dry - means dry vermouth and is used in gin martinis and vodka martinis - also means lack or sugar or sweetness 11. Frozen - means blended 12. Neat - means without ice and serve in an old fashioned glass. 13. On the Rocks - means drinks with ice cubes ( old fashioned glass or rock glass) 14. Sweet - drinks with high sugar content 15. Tall - means drinks serve in bigger or tall glass 16. Top Shelf - means premium brand or drinks - means to use the best liquor at the bar 17. Up - means chilled by shaking/ stirring and strained into martini glass. 18. With a twist - means to add a twist, usually lemon twist 19. With Salt - means to coat the rim of the glass with kosher or iodized salt Ethanol - an alcohol present in an alcohol drinks Time - the only thing that can help you sober up Part Of The Body Where Alcohol Goes After Drinking • Brain • Heart • Lungs • Liver • Kidney Food That Delays the Transfer of Alcohol to the Different parts of the Body • Rich in protein and fats - cheese - meat - egg Beneficial Effect of Alcohol if taken in moderation • Relaxing • Stimulates the senses and appetite • Heightening pleasure • It improves a sense of euphoria Sickness Due to Alcohol 1. Cirrhosis - inflammation of the liver 2. Gall stones - acid crystal in gall bladder 3. Kidney stones
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The text provides a detailed overview of beverages, categorizing them into non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, including their types, ingredients used in making alcoholic drinks, uses, how drinks are ordered and prepared, the effects of alcohol on the body, and its beneficial effects when consumed in moderation.
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