Tiki classics, prohibition, craft revival, and cocktail families.
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40 basic cards for Trivia Wine and Spirits. It opens with "Which Polynesian-themed bar, opened in 1933 Los Angeles, is credited as the" and "What are the two main types of rum traditionally used in a Mai Tai?". More Hobbies and Everyday Life decks are listed below.
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- Which Polynesian-themed bar, opened in 1933 Los Angeles, is credited as the birthplace of Tiki culture?
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Don the Beachcomber- What are the two main types of rum traditionally used in a Mai Tai?
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Light rum and dark rum- Which tiki bar created the Zombie cocktail in 1934?
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Don the Beachcomber- What does 'Tiki' refer to in the context of mid-20th-century cocktail bars?
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Polynesian and tropical-inspired culture and aesthetics- The Mai Tai's name comes from Tahitian for what phrase?
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Very good- What liqueur gives the Blue Hawaiian its distinctive blue color?
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Blue Curacao- The Hurricane cocktail was created in New Orleans to use up excess stock of which spirit?
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Rum- Which citrus juice appears in most classic Tiki cocktails?
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Lime juice- Tiki culture's popularity in post-war America was partly inspired by American soldiers' exposure to which region?
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The South Pacific- In what year did Prohibition begin in the United States?
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1920- What were speakeasies during Prohibition?
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Illegal establishments that secretly served alcohol- Why did bathtub gin get its name?
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It was illegally distilled in actual bathtubs during Prohibition- Which cocktail gained popularity during Prohibition because bartenders used it to mask the taste of poor-quality homemade spirits?
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The Sidecar- Moonshine, the illegally-distilled liquor during Prohibition, was primarily made from which grain?
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Corn- The 21st Amendment repealed Prohibition in what year?
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1933
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