Liquors, beers and ciders

Legal measures
Whisky, gin, rum and vodka:
.
Vermouth, Sherry, Port fortified wines

Wine:
or multiples thereof.
Beer and cider:
..
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Legal measures

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Information drink list

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Chilled or over ice or as .

Natural. Lesser brandies: with ice and aerated mixer
With ice, soda water or lemonade, slice of orange
With ice, lemonade or cola, slice of lemon/lime.
Or with .., no ice
Chilled
With ice, chilled, slice of lemon, orange or other fruit
With ice, ., slice of lemon/lime. With
Angostura bitters and ice (pink gin)
Chilled only.
Or with ice, if requested
Chilled, Published
with byice,
slice ..or orange as requested
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Pernod

With water, ice offered

Port (white)

Chilled. Sometimes with ice and a slice of lemon/lime

Port (ruby)

Naturally. Lesser ports with ice and lemonade

With ice, slice of lemon/lime, sometimes lemonade.

Sweeter ..

Vodka

With ice and aerated mixer. Wide range of customer

preferences

Whisk(e)y

Natural, with water, ice offered. Or ..

.., or soda water and ice offered

White wine
spritzer

With ice, topped up with soda water, sparkling mineral water

or lemonade

White

With ice.
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Accompaniment and garnishes

Ice: should be freshly made from clean
water.
Zest: A small thin piece of citrus peel.
Slice of lemon, orange or lime (These
should be freshly sliced each day).

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Liqueurs

Sweetened and flavoured spirits

Liqueur
Archers
Chartreuse
Cointreau
Crme de cacao
Kahla
Malibu
Sambuca
Tia Maria

Flavour/spirit base
Peaches/Schnapps
Herbs, plants/brandy
Orange/brandy
Chocolate, vanilla/rum
Coffee/rum
Coconut/white rum
Liquorice/neutral spirit
Coffee/rum
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Liqueurs
May be served by the glass, or may also be served
from a liqueur trolley at the table.

Can be served Frappe

Or with cream (layered)

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Beer
Made from:

such as
barley
Water ..
(brewers name for water)
..
.for flavour.
3.5-10% ABV

How beer is made?

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Types of beers
.. final
fermentation in the cask (or barrel).
.. tend to throw a
sediment in the bottle while fermenting and
conditioning takes place.
. have an internal patented
system producing pub-style, smooth, creamy
head when poured from the can.

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Lager
.. Light in colour and body and
usually more fizzy than other lagers.
Examples Coors & Budweiser.
. More distinct flavour and
more bitter to taste. Example Holsten
pils.
Full body darker
colouring due to roasting the hops and
barley. Example Michelob dark.

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Ale
. Red or
copper or golden colour with a
mild flavour

.. Darkest type
of beer, almost black, thick and
strong flavour
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Beer measures

.. 78 fl oz (about 22.72 cl)

. 10 fl oz (about 28.40 cl)
.. 20 fl oz (about 56.80 cl)
Litre
Half litre

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Cider and perry

. alcoholic
beverage obtained through the
fermentation of apple juice, or a
mixture of apple juice and up to
25% pear juice.
. obtained from
.. .and up to
25% apple juice.
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Cider

Medium sweet- .%
Medium dry-..%
Special-..%
Draught- unfiltered
-s..(dry)
-sweetened with sugar
Keg/bottled- pasteurised
Very often carbonated
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Faults with:
Draught beer:
Particles floating in the beer
Excessive froth
Cask beer:
Flat beer
Sour beer

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Glassware for beer and cider

Half pint/ pint .. for draught beer

Pint . for draught beer
Tumblers for bottled beer
S beer glass
(Worthington/Guinness)
..for lager
goblets for brown/pale/strong .
Served chilled
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Beers and food

Increasing trend to offer beers with food.
Generally, the considerations for the pairing
of beers and foods are similar to those for
matching wines with foods.
In particular, take account of acidity,
sweetness/dryness, bitterness, tannin,
weight and the complexity of the taste.
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