Definition of Terms, Sa to Se

Salt Shaker is, simply, a table salt shaker, filled with salt, and, perhaps, a few grains of rice to keep the salt from caking.

Salted Glass is the same as salt rimmed glass. Rim the garnish around the outside, top edge of the glass, dip glass in salt, especially marquerita salt, and used for: Bloody Mary, Blue Marquerita, Frozen Marquerita, Marquerita and Salty Dog.

Sangria is a red wine punch. Sangria and White Sangria are essentially the same, except Sangria is made with red wine, and White Sangria is made with white wine.

Schnapps is a sweet, variously flavored, liqueur, and is used in: Cinnamon Cider and Hot Apple Pie.

Scotch is a smokey-flavored whiskey, 80 to 86 proof, distilled in Scotland from soaked, sprouted, and, then, dried barley, which has been dried over partially-carbonated moss found in bogs. Scotch is used in: Dry Rob Roy, Dry Rob Toy (on-the-rocks), Rob Roy, Rob Roy (on-the-rocks), Rusty Nail, Scotch Mist, Silver Bullet, Silver Bullet (on-the-rocks) and Smoothie.

Seltzer is the same as club soda, carbonated water, and is used in: Dry Old Fashioned, Dry Old Fashioned (on-the-rocks), Champagne Cocktail, Gin Collins, Gin Fizz, Gin Rickey, John Collins, Old Fashioned, Old Fashioned (on-the-rocks), Sangria, Singapore Sling, Sloe Gin Fizz, Spritzer, Tom Collins and White Sangria.