Bartending Reviewer Core 1-4

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Comprehensive practice flashcards covering bar cleaning, operation, cocktail preparation, and wine service based on the Core 1-4 bartending reviewer.

Last updated 11:35 AM on 7/31/26
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What does the acronym CAYGO stand for in bar maintenance?

Clean As You Go

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How should the rubber tip of a post mix dispenser be cleaned and sanitized?

Unplug the dispenser, remove the rubber tip, and soak it in lukewarm water to remove dried syrup.

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What is the procedure if cleaning equipment, such as a dishwasher, malfunctions while in use?

Switch to manual procedures (e.g., hand washing with unscented detergent), report it to a supervisor, and place an 'OUT OF ORDER' sign on the machine.

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What safety measure should be taken to prevent glass breakage inside the bar area?

Place a floor mat or rubber mat on the floor.

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According to proper waste disposal management, what are the '3R’s'?

Reduce, Re-use, and Recycle.

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Why should steel wool be avoided when cleaning stainless equipment?

It will scratch the equipment and tools.

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If the appropriate cleaning agent is unavailable for the counter, what natural alternatives can be used?

Lemon or calamansi mixed with lukewarm water.

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How is a tumbler glass differentiated from a footed glass?

A tumbler has a base without a stem, while a footed glass has a stem.

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What are the three basic parts of a bar and their functions?

Front Bar (guest entertainment), Under Bar (storing mixing tools), and Back Bar (displaying liquors and wines).

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What is the purpose of the speed rail?

It is used for commonly used or fast-moving liquors and liqueurs.

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At what angle should a bottle of wine WITH a cork be stored?

A slant position of 4545 degrees.

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How can crushed ice be prepared if only ice tubes or cubes are available?

Wrap the ice in a clean cloth and break it using a mallet.

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What can be used as a substitute if a jigger is broken?

A shot glass (which also equals 11 or 1/2 oz1/2 \text{ oz}) or a pourer using the pouring method.

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How is a perfect froth achieved in a cocktail?

By continuous shaking.

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What is the substitute for a triple sec pouring brand as mentioned in the transcript?

COINTREAU (a call brand with the same orange aroma and flavor).

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What are the requirements for the stir method in cocktail mixing?

Use a mixing glass and bar spoon, stirring 101510-15 times to maintain clarity and prevent the drink from becoming watery.

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How many ML are in 1 oz1 \text{ oz}?

30 ML30 \text{ ML}

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What is the difference between a Gibson and a Martini garnish?

A Gibson uses a cocktail onion, while a Martini uses green olives.

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How is simple syrup prepared?

Equal parts water and sugar, or a 1:11:1 ratio.

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What is the difference between brandy and cognac regarding distillation?

Brandy undergoes single distillation, while cognac undergoes double distillation.

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What are the specific alternative brands for champagne in the Philippines?

Chamdor and Novelino.

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What is the highest classification for French Wines?

AOC (appellation de origin de controlee).

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What is the proper order for serving multiple types of wine?

Aperitif, followed by Table Wine, and finally Dessert Wine.

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What are the recommended service temperatures for white and red wines?

White wine should be chilled to between 88 and 9 degrees Celsius9 \text{ degrees Celsius}, while red wine is served at room temperature.

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What are the five famous regions in France that produce Still Wines?

  1. Champagne, 2. Bordeaux, 3. Burgundy, 4. Loire Valley, 5. Rhone Valley.
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What should be done if a cork falls inside the wine bottle?

Try to retrieve it with an ice pick; if not possible, decant the wine using the funnel or candle light method.

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What are the two methods for decanting wine mentioned in the notes?

The funnel method (using a funnel to strain) and the candle method (using candle light while pouring into a decanter).

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How should sparkling wine be poured to obtain desired bubbles?

Pour it against the side of the glass (flute glass).

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What six pieces of information should be shared when presenting a wine label to a host?

Vintage, vineyard, vinters name, variety, bottle content, and alcohol content.