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Bottoms Up: A History of the Pour

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This board helps players review Bottoms Up: A History of the Pour through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Classic Cocktails, Brewery Lore, Spirit Origins, Pop Culture Pours, Garnish & Glassware. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Classic Cocktails

    Traditional recipes for this tequila-based drink demand a salt rim and a combination of lime juice and Cointreau or Triple Sec.

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    Margarita

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  • Brewery Lore

    This Irish dry stout, first brewed at St. James's Gate in 1759, features a trademarked harp on its label.

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    Guinness

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  • Spirit Origins

    Though often associated with Russia, this clear spirit's name is derived from 'voda', the Slavic word for water.

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    Vodka

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  • Pop Culture Pours

    Carrie Bradshaw and the cast of 'Sex and the City' are credited with making this pink, vodka-and-cranberry drink a 1990s icon.

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    Cosmopolitan

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  • Garnish & Glassware

    Known for its distinctive copper mug, this ginger beer and vodka drink is almost always served with a lime wedge.

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    Moscow Mule

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Classic Cocktails

$100 — Traditional recipes for this tequila-based drink demand a salt rim and a combination of lime juice and Cointreau or Triple Sec.
Margarita
$200 — Created at the Manhattan Club in the 1870s, this cocktail consists of rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, and Angostura bitters.
Manhattan
$300 — The 'Vesper' variant of this cocktail, famously ordered by James Bond, calls for Kina Lillet instead of dry vermouth.
Martini
$400 — This 'tropical' drink, whose name means 'good' in Tahitian, was famously contested between Vic Bergeron and Donn Beach in 1944.
Mai Tai
$500 — Named after a WWI artillery piece, this bubbly drink mixes gin, lemon juice, sugar, and Champagne.
French 75

Brewery Lore

$100 — This Irish dry stout, first brewed at St. James's Gate in 1759, features a trademarked harp on its label.
Guinness
$200 — In 1876, this 'King of Beers' became the first in the U.S. to use pasteurization to keep beer fresh during long-distance shipping.
Budweiser
$300 — This specific style of Pale Ale was heavily hopped in the 19th century to survive the 4-month ship journey from England to the East Indies.
IPA
$400 — Founded in 1040, the Weihenstephan Brewery in this European country is widely considered the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world.
Germany
$500 — Adopted in 1516, this Bavarian law, known as Reinheitsgebot, originally restricted beer ingredients to just water, barley, and hops.
The Purity Law

Spirit Origins

$100 — Though often associated with Russia, this clear spirit's name is derived from 'voda', the Slavic word for water.
Vodka
$200 — To be legally labeled as this spirit, the mash must be at least 51% corn and aged in new, charred oak containers.
Bourbon
$300 — This botanical spirit, nicknamed 'The Green Fairy', was banned in the U.S. from 1912 until 2007 due to its high thujone content.
Absinthe
$400 — This juniper-flavored spirit gained mass popularity in 18th-century London during a period of extreme overconsumption known as 'The Craze'.
Gin
$500 — French law dictates that this brandy must be twice-distilled in copper pot stills and produced in its eponymous region in the Charente department.
Cognac

Pop Culture Pours

$100 — Carrie Bradshaw and the cast of 'Sex and the City' are credited with making this pink, vodka-and-cranberry drink a 1990s icon.
Cosmopolitan
$200 — The Dude, played by Jeff Bridges in 'The Big Lebowski', drinks nine of these cream-based cocktails throughout the film.
White Russian
$300 — The 2004 film 'Sideways' caused a massive drop in sales for this red wine variety after the protagonist Paul Giamatti shouted his disdain for it.
Merlot
$400 — This specific brand of Cognac saw a 30% sales spike in 2002 after Busta Rhymes and P. Diddy released a hit song titled after it.
Courvoisier
$500 — In 'Casablanca', Rick Blaine famously drinks this brand of Champagne, which also appears in several James Bond novels.
Mumm

Garnish & Glassware

$100 — Known for its distinctive copper mug, this ginger beer and vodka drink is almost always served with a lime wedge.
Moscow Mule
$200 — This tall, curved glass used for tropical drinks was named after a 1940s New Orleans cocktail created by Pat O'Brien to use up surplus rum.
Hurricane glass
$300 — This short, wide-rimmed glass, also called an 'Old Fashioned glass', is named after the standard volume of spirits it holds.
Rocks glass
$400 — A 'Gibson' cocktail is identical to a standard Gin Martini except that it is garnished with this instead of an olive.
Pickled Onion
$500 — The 'pousse-café' is a category of drinks served in narrow glasses that utilize this physical property to keep different colored liqueurs in layers.
Specific gravity

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