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Root Beer contains a mixture of spices, essential oils, sweeteners and carbonation. Which ingredient was banned in 1960? (40 points)

	burdock root
	yellow dock root
	oil of sassafras
	juniper berries
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Which was the earliest reference to "wassail"? (30 points)

	The Battle of Hastings
	"Beowulf"
	"Midsummer Night's Dream"
	Monmouth's "History of the Kings of Britain"
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What beer brand is advertised as "the champagne of beers"? (30 points)

	Old Milwaukee
	Pabst Blue Ribbon
	Budweiser
	Miller High Life
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What beverage brand introduced Diet-Rite, the first nationally-available sugar-free soft drink, back in 1962? (30 points)

	Canada Dry
	Royal Crown
	Pepsi-Cola
	Shasta
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In the early 1970s, Coca-Cola introduced its Mr. Pibb soft drink to compete with: (20 points)

	Mountain Dew
	Dr Pepper
	7-Up
	Sunkist
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One of Ernest Hemingway's favorite cocktails was a mixture of light rum, lime juice and sugar. Name it. (30 points)

	Mai Tai
	Piña Colada
	Zombie
	Daiquiri
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A "Shirley Temple" is a beverage comprised of ginger ale and what? (20 points)

	grenadine
	rum
	orange juice
	vermouth
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Which one of these Bourbon whiskey requirements is false? (40 points)

	Must be aged in new, American, charred oak barrels.
	Must be made from at least 51% corn.
	Alcohol strength must be less than 94.8% by volume.
	Must be made in the United States.
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