h(1) : of, relating to, or characterized by sexual or romantic attraction to or between people of the opposite sex : heterosexual sense 1a. (2) : of, relating to, or involving sexual activity between individuals of the opposite sex : heterosexual sense 1b.

Branches or types of social studies

• History Sociology Geography Geology Politics Law Government Archaeology Anthropology Linguistics International Relations Psychology.
•  The study of the past.
•  The study of the physical features of the earth.

The primary purpose of social studies is to help young people make informed and reasoned decisions for the public good as citizens of a culturally diverse, democratic society in an interdependent world.

What exactly does it mean to be straight? The word “straight” is often used to mean “heterosexual.” It can also mean “heteroromantic.” Heterosexual means you’re sexually attracted to the opposite sex only. Generally, “straight” means you’re attracted to the opposite sex, whether it’s in a sexual or romantic way.

(adj.) A “straight up” drink has been shaken or stirred with ice and strained into a stemmed glass. It can also be described simply as being served “up.” The term frequently leads to confusion when people intend to order a neat drink, calling it “straight up” in the colloquial sense.

“Dirty” simply refers to the addition of olive juice or brine. It’s a classic cocktail that is very easy to mix up and one of the most popular variations on the original gin martini. You can make this drink as dirty as you like by pouring the olive juice to suit your taste.

1 : served without ice : not on the rocks specifically : mixed with ice before being strained a martini straight up. 2 : honest, straightforward.

Really, the name says it all: it’s bourbon and water. It’s also often called “bourbon and branch,” referring to either the stream of water that flows into your bar glass or the branch of a river near a distillery.

Specifically, Crown Royal is a Canadian whisky, and even though this technically uses a bourbon mashbill (64% corn, 31.5% rye, 4.5% malted barley), bourbon can only be made in America. This whisky still exists, but under the new name of Crown Royal Blenders’ Mash.

6 of the Best Whiskey Mixers

• Ginger. Ginger is the perfect sidekick for whiskey, as its complexity of flavor ranges from sweet to hot, medicinal and earthy, depending on its context and concentration.
• Sweet Vermouth.
• Soda Water.
• Coca Cola.
• Lemon.
• Amaro.

A whiskey sommelier, or whisky sommelier, is a trained and knowledgeable whiskey expert who makes your whiskey more enjoyable.

The Council of Whiskey Masters: Scotch and Bourbon Certification & Education Program, Home of the Whiskey Sommelier.

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There are also practical benefits to certification. According to the Guild of Sommeliers 2016 salary survey, the median income for a Master Sommelier is $155,000 — nearly double that of an Advanced Sommelier at $80,000.

DO: Tip the Sommelier Bordeleau suggests that if you have a spectacular experience with the sommelier, you should slide them a tip on the side. Five percent of the total cost of the bottle is a good amount.

Toru Takamatsu

How Do You Become a Sommelier? To become a sommelier, it isn’t necessary to take a specific course or certification, it’s more about the knowledge and expertise you can provide regarding wine selection and service. A sommelier’s role includes understanding wine and other fine beverages and understanding the customer.

Made up of three sections which take place over one day—a blind tasting, written theory exam, and service practical—the Certified Sommelier test isn’t nearly as difficult as its big brother, the Master Sommelier Test (said to be the hardest test in the world), but is still an enormous undertaking.

Master Sommelier Exam The exam is considered to have the highest failure rate of any test in the world, with a pass rate of approximately 10%. Only nine candidates are reported to have ever passed the exam on a first try. Given the high failure rate each candidate has three years in which to try to pass.

If you manage wine, then you can call yourself a sommelier. If you would like to be a Certified Sommelier, please visit the Court of Master Sommelier website and read up on the requirements to do so.