Spirits
Spirits Knowledge Quiz
Test your knowledge about spirits and enhance your bartending skills! This quiz will challenge your understanding of spirits, their preparation, and serving techniques.
Whether you're a novice or an experienced bartender, this quiz covers essential information, including:
- ABV definitions
- Types of spirits
- Serving techniques
What does ABV stand for?
Alcohol By Volunteers
Alcohol By Volume
Alcohol By Value
Alcohol By Vote
To be considered as a spirit, a beverage must contain at least
13% ABV
14% ABV
15% ABV
16% ABV
At Apex, all spirits must be done within
2 mins
3 mins
4 mins
5 mins
What are our measure standard for spirits?
25 ml and 35 ml
35 ml and 75 ml
50 ml and 25 ml
50 ml and 75 ml
I can serve a whisky
On rocks
Neat
With a jug of water only
On rocks or neat or with jug of water
Select the correct glass to serve gin with
Tumbler
Highball
Martini
Flute
What do I put first in the glass when serving a spirit?
Garnish
Spirit
Ice (if applicable)
Straw
How long does a whisky need to age to be a Scotch?
2 years
3 years
5 years
No aging process
What minimum of percentage of corn a whisky must have to be considered as a Bourbon?
49
51
53
55
What is a London dry gin?
Gin distilled in London
A dry gin from UK
A legal appellation
A sweet gin
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