Liquor Row refers to:

Liquor Row refers to:

• A. Vodka-Gin-Rum-Tequila-Triple Sec-Amaretto-Southern Comfort
• B. A row of beer taps
• C. A shelf for non-alcoholic syrups
• D. A garnish tray

Answer: (A)

Liquor Row is the lineup of spirits behind the bar—the base bottles bartenders pull from to make most cocktails. The list given (vodka, gin, rum, tequila, triple sec, amaretto, Southern Comfort) represents common base liquors and widely used liqueurs you’d typically see lined up in that row. It’s not about beer taps, non-alcoholic syrups, or a garnish tray, which are separate stations or items behind the bar. So Liquor Row refers to that row of bottles of liquor.

Liquor Row is the lineup of spirits behind the bar—the base bottles bartenders pull from to make most cocktails. The list given (vodka, gin, rum, tequila, triple sec, amaretto, Southern Comfort) represents common base liquors and widely used liqueurs you’d typically see lined up in that row. It’s not about beer taps, non-alcoholic syrups, or a garnish tray, which are separate stations or items behind the bar. So Liquor Row refers to that row of bottles of liquor.