cocktail-family-teachinglisted

# Cocktail family teaching Build one auditable lesson around one named family in one disclosed taxonomy. Classification is relative to that source, not a universal fact about cocktails. ## 1. Confirm the lesson boundary Accept a request that teaches recognition or explanation of one cocktail family. | Request | Route | |---|---| | Blend taxonomies or claim one universal family system | Continue to the taxonomy source gate and stop | | Recommend a drink or invent a recipe | Recipe discovery or development | | Teach balance through making or tasting | Cocktail balance teaching | | Train aroma, flavor, or texture recognition | Spirits sensory teaching | | Sequence several topics across weeks | Beginner cocktail curriculum | | Prove professional competence | Qualified education provider | A lesson can mention preparation or proportions only when the locked source uses them as classification evidence. Do not turn those facts into a recipe, service instruction, consumption recommendation, or sensory result. Complete this step when the request owns one family, one lesson, and a recognition or explanation goal. ## 2. Lock the taxonomy source Read [the taxonomy lock](references/taxonomy-lock.md) completely. Require the source title, owner, edition or revision when present, stable locator, access date, named family, and a usable definition. A supplied document, a licensed reference, or a public page can serve as the source. Use one primary taxonomy. When the request blends tw