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Hospitality Management

1st Semester A.Y 2020-2021

Course Title: Bar and Beverage Management


Course Code: HMEL04
Course Description:

This course introduces the basic production processes and varieties of


alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. This includes understanding and
demonstrating wine service, cocktail & mock tail concoctions and flair tending. This
course allows student to acquire and to evaluate information about bar parts,
equipment and tools and bar duties and responsibilities standards set by the
industry, academe and TESDA. As a result, student develops skills in bar
management and attains the attitudes and personal qualities of a professional
bartender.

Coverage: Pre-Final / Week 9


Topic/s:

a. Distilled Beverages
b. Types of Brandy, Whisky, Rum, Tequila & Vodka

Learning Objectives:

a. Identify the different distilled beverages.


b. Explain the different characteristics and types of distilled beverages.

To do list/Activities:

1. Readings
a. Distilled Beverages
b. Types of Brandy, Whisky, Rum, Tequila & Vodka
2. Do the activity

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DISTILLED BEVERAGES

 Brandy – distilled made from fermented grapes.


 Rum – distilled made from fermented sugar cane.
 Tequila – distilled made from agave, or cactus-like plant.
 Vodka- distilled made from grain or fermented potato juice.
 Whisky – distilled made from fermented barley, rye, oats, or corn.

BRANDY

 Dark spirit distilled from fermented grapes.


 Distilled at 35-60 % alcohol per volume aged and blended.
 Considered as Europe’s first spirit.
 2-3 years “Young Brandy”; 10-15 years “Good”; 40-60 years “Excellent
Quality”
 Best served “neat” in a brandy snifter at room temperature.

5 TYPES OF BRANDY

COGNAC

 Premium brandy made in Cognac


Region, France.
 Uses Colombard, Folle Blanche
and St. Emilion grapes.
 World’s best brandy

Example: BISQUIT (France)

ARMAGNAC

 Darker and drier type of brandy


distilled from premium white wine
grapes of Armagnac Region,
Southwestern France
 World’s oldest brandy

Example: JANNEAU (France)

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MARC

 Strong and flavorful premium


French brandy distilled from black
grapes in Burgundy, France
 Also called as Pomace Brandy

Example: LE PERE JULES (France)

PISCO

 Premium brandy distilled from


Muscat wine in Chile & Peru.
 Aged in clay jars or oak jars.
 Famous brandy in South America.

Example: PORTON (Peru)

FRUIT BRANDY

 Clear, brandy-based spirits


distilled from fermented juice of
certain fruits.
 Usually bottled at 40 to 45 %
alcohol per volume.

Example: PORTON (Peru)

WHISKY

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 Spirit distilled from fermented and malted grains, usually barley.
 Best served “neat” or “on rocks” with tonic or mineral water.
 Making whisky involves 6 basic steps:
1st – Malting 4th – Aging
2nd – Fermenting 5th – Blending
rd th
3 – Distilling 6 – Bottling

4 BASIC KINDS OF WHISKY

AMERICAN WHISKY

 Uses charred oak barrels to


mature whisky.
 Common types of American
whisky are Bourbon, Tennessee,
Rye and Corn.

Example: JIM BEAM (USA)

CANADIAN WHISKY

 Blended, light sweet type of


whisky made from various cereal
grains.
 Considered lightest and mildest of
all whiskies.

Example: CARIBOU (Canada)

IRISH WHISKY

 Light, smooth and sweet whisky


which is triple distilled.
 World’s first whisky.
 Aged from 3-15 years in sherry
oak casks.

Example: JAMESON (Ireland)

SCOTCH WHISKY

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 Whisky made from malted barley,
distilled and matured for at least 3
years.
 Distinctive smoky flavor
 Aged in the barrel, not the bottle.

Example: J & B (Scotland

RUM

 Aged spirit distilled from fermented syrup of molasses or sugarcane juice.


 Originated from Caribbean countries.
 Aged from 2 to 10 years and can be:
 LIGHT – aged in stainless steel containers
 DARK – aged in charred oak casks and caramel appearance is added
 Best served “neat” or “on rocks” in a snifter

BEST RUM BRANDS

BACARDI CAPTAIN MYER’S MOUNT GAY


(Puerto Rico) MORGAN (Puerto (Jamaica) (Barbados)
Rico)

TEQUILA

 Clear and pungent Mexican spirit made from fermented Agave plant.
 Made from the town of Tequila, Mexico.

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 Two basic kinds of tequila are:
 MIXTOS – uses at least 50% agave and both fructose and glucose
sugars
 100% Agave – pure distillate from agave
 Best served “neat” in a snifter or shot glass.

BEST TEQUILA BRANDS


JOSE CUERVO HERRADURA SAUZA OLMECA
(Mexico) (Mexico) (Mexico) (Mexico)

VODKA

 Clear, colorless and odorless spirit distilled from fermented potatoes and
grains.
 Originated in Russia; Russian term for water.
 Most popular base spirit in the world today.
 Best served cold, “neat” or “straight up” in a frosted cordial glass.

BEST VODKA BRANDS

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SMIRNOFF STOLICHNAYA COSSACK ABSOLUT
(Germany) (Russia) (England) (Sweden)

(Disregard this activity)


ACTIVITY # 13
BE PREPARED ALWAYS! (Pair-Up Activity)

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Instruction: After your distilled beverage survey, you are bound to the next level
activity and this is the cocktail mixing. It would be best if you are going to prepare
for it as this is the most exciting and engaging activity in our subject. One of the
preparations you will do is to list as many cocktail by its spirit base as you can for
you advance familiarization. Downloading the app “Cocktail Flow” is helpful.
NOTE: There is NO NEED for you to submit this. Just keep it for your future term
reference.

Materials Needed:
 Laptop or Smartphone
 Microsoft Word
 Wi-Fi Connection
Please see attached essay rubrics.

References:

A. Books

 Janine P. Siggaoat. Practice tests in Bartending: from coffee to alcoholic drinks.


2015
 Grant Collins. Mix it up with cocktails and light bites. 2014

B. Internet

 [Link]
md5=CB379E3E2E1A1BB8F68E3D8E2AB885D2
 [Link]

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