Beverages Flashcards
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A patron orders a 'double' cocktail. How many standard drinks does it typically equal?
Answer: About two standard drinks
A double contains roughly two servings of spirits, equaling about two standard drinks.
Which of these drinks likely contains the MOST alcohol?
Answer: A Long Island Iced Tea
A Long Island Iced Tea combines several spirits, making it far stronger than a single standard drink.
Light beer differs from regular beer primarily in that it usually has:
Answer: Slightly lower alcohol and fewer calories
Light beer generally has somewhat less alcohol and fewer calories than regular beer.
A server should recognize that mixing alcohol with an energy drink can be dangerous because it:
Answer: Masks the feeling of intoxication
Caffeine can mask intoxication signs, leading patrons to drink more than they realize.
Which beverage would be an appropriate alternative to offer a visibly intoxicated patron?
Answer: Coffee, water, or a soft drink
Non-alcoholic options like water, coffee, or soft drinks are appropriate for an intoxicated patron.
Which statement about coffee and sobering up is accurate?
Answer: Coffee does not lower blood alcohol concentration
Only time lowers blood alcohol concentration; coffee just makes a person a more awake drunk.
A frozen margarita blended with extra tequila should be treated by a server as:
Answer: Potentially more than one standard drink
Extra spirits raise the alcohol content, so it may count as more than one standard drink.