Question 1

Which of these in the past traditionally described strong, illegally made liquor in the U.S.?

Accepted Answer

Moonshine

Question 2

The licorice-like flavor found in ouzo, rakia, rakı, absinthe and pastis, is attributed to this use of this plant.

Accepted Answer

Anise

Question 3

Vodka and whisky look and taste vastly different, but both their names are derived from words with this simliar meaning?

Accepted Answer

Water

Question 4

Neutral grain spirits can be used to stop fermentation during the process of making what type of wines:

Accepted Answer

Fortified

Question 5

Cachaça is one of Brazil’s most popular spirits and is used to make what well-known Brazilian cocktail?

Accepted Answer

Caipirinha

Question 6

Burning sugarcane is one of the first steps in producing this distinct spirit.

Accepted Answer

Rum

Question 7

This spirit, produced in Chile and Peru, shares a similiar distillation proccess of fermented grape juice as it's American counterpart.

Accepted Answer

Pisco

Question 8

A blended-malt Scotch must be made from how many single-malt whiskies at minimum?

Accepted Answer

2

Question 9

Soju is the regional drink of what country?

Accepted Answer

Korea

Question 10

Cask strength usually means which of the following about the spirit is true?

Accepted Answer

Water dillution is not significant enough to be measurable

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2) The licorice-like flavor found in ouzo, rakia, rakı, absinthe and pastis, is attributed to this use of this plant.