A) Greek "taverna" — shop B) English "board" — table C) French "barre" — counter D) Latin "taberna" — shed
A) Bootleggers B) Ale-wives C) Publicans D) Moonshiners
A) Dram B) Moonshine C) Bootleg D) Ale
A) Ancient Greece B) Ancient Rome C) Ancient Egypt D) Sumeria
A) Industrial Era B) Empire Era C) Renaissance D) Decline & Revival (476–1300 AD)
A) Hancock Tavern B) Queene's Head C) Green Dragon D) Fraunces Tavern
A) Dram B) Bootleg C) Moonshine D) Ale
A) 1890 B) 1925 C) 1905 D) 1933
A) Hancock Tavern B) Green Dragon Tavern C) Raleigh Tavern D) Coles Ordinary
A) Bartender B) Bar Manager C) Wine Server D) Sommelier
A) Mixology B) Flair C) Classic D) Molecular
A) At the bottom B) Near the door C) On the top shelf D) In the middle
A) Wash glassware with plates and spoons B) Stack glasses to save space C) Use glass to scoop ice D) Discard chipped or cracked glass
A) Using deodorant B) Chewing gum / combing hair in service area C) Wearing clean uniform D) Good grooming
A) Drinking house B) Shed or workshop C) Food stall D) Public house
A) All-inclusive resorts B) Floating hotels C) . Mobile restaurants D) Luxury transport
A) Sommelier B) Bar Server C) Bar Back D) Bartender
A) Glass Rack B) Back Bar C) Speed Rail / Well D) Dry Storage
A) Take order → Greet → Prepare → Serve → Farewell B) Suggest → Greet → Prepare → Take order → Farewell C) Greet → Prepare → Take order → Serve → Farewell D) Greet → Suggest → Take order → Prepare → Serve → Farewell
A) Owning bars B) Selling alcohol to minors C) Drinking in public D) Manufacturing/selling/importing alcohol |