LVL 2 Spirits Sample Questions

You will have an hour to answer 50 questions in multiple choice format.  You can also download the LVL 2 Spirits Systematic Approach to Tasting (SAT).

Below you will find a sample of questions similar to what you'll find on the LVL2 Spirits exam. WEI students have access to many questions with grading and scoring in their student portal.

Quinine is a common ingredient in
  • Bitters
  • Collins
  • Pisco
  • Dry Gin
The container holding the house spirits usually sealed with pourers is
  • Back bar
  • Garnish Tray
  • Speedrail
  • Ice Well
Pastis must include
  • Coriander
  • Juniper
  • Licorice
  • Espadin
Starches cooked in water can be converted to sugar by the use of
  • pot stills
  • low wines
  • light marks
  • enzymes
  • agave fibers
Which one of the following statements is true?
  • Cubed ice is typically used when shaking a drink
  • It is acceptable to handle the ice with your hands
  • Fresh fruit juices can be keep for a couple of weeks without showing any signs of deterioration
  • Simple syrups are never flavored
The first distillation in a pot still produces
  • low wines
  • pomace
  • the highest proof spirit
  • malts
The process of making tequila and mezcal is (in order)
  • cooking, formulation, ageing distillation
  • formulation, cooking, crushing, distillation
  • crushing, cooking, distillation, formulation
  • cooking, crushing, formulation, fermentation
Three types of bitters are
  • aperitif, cocktail and digestif
  • pastis, aperitif, grappa
  • wormwood, licorice and fennel
  • herb, fruit and seed
Hors d'Age for Cognac means
  • all contents at least 3 years old
  • all contents at least 6 years old
  • all contents at least 10 years old
  • unaged and clear in color
Manhattan and Martini are examples of a
  • Spirit-forward cocktail
  • Collins
  • Highball
  • Sour
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