Q 01/05
A) Mojito
B) Daiquiri
C) Caipirinha
D) Mint Julep
Answer · why
Mojito lore traces the drink to 'El Draque', a 16th-century remedy named after Sir Francis Drake, whose crew took lime, mint and rough cane spirit off...
Q 02/05
A) David Lloyd George
B) Neville Chamberlain
C) Stanley Baldwin
D) Winston Churchill
Answer · why
Winston Churchill's mother, Jennie Jerome, supposedly hosted the Manhattan Club banquet for Samuel Tilden, but she was in Europe around the time of Wi...
Q 03/05
A) Manhattan
B) Old Fashioned
C) Whiskey Sour
D) Mint Julep
Answer · why
The Old Fashioned gave its name to the glass it is served in; the drink was itself named in the 1880s, when drinkers tired of fancy new mixtures asked...
Q 04/05
A) New York City
B) Chicago
C) San Francisco
D) New Orleans
Answer · why
New Orleans got the Sazerac as its official cocktail from the Louisiana Legislature in June 2008, only after a bill to make it the state cocktail was ...
Q 05/05
A) Boston shaker
B) Parisian shaker
C) Cobbler shaker
D) Julep shaker
Answer · why
The cobbler shaker's built-in strainer, a three-piece design patented in 1884, lets a home bartender pour straight from the tin, where a two-piece sha...
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