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Liquor is anything with alcohol in it. Rum is a type of liquor, differentiated by being distilled and made from sugar cane.
Depends on the state's law. In Kansas, liquor stores are not allowed to sell anything that does not have alcohol in it.
If anything it would make it weaker when igniting, the fire will burn off a portion of the alcohol contained in the liquor.
Illicit means the same thing as illegal. Illicit alcohol is alcohol on which taxes have not been paid or that was manufactured illegally.
You can only purchase hard alcohol (anything that isn't wine, beer, champagne) in liquor stores. The liquor stores with the best selection are on Lancaster St. and Commercial St.
lawl at "erest" and yes they can, if you have any liquor or alcohol in anything except for the bottle it came in unopend then it would be illegal. Dont drink underage, your not old enough.
You do not need a liquor license in MN to possess liquor.
Absolutely you do. You also need Liquor Liability insurance. Look up "Dram shop act" You can be sued if anything happens when a person leaves the site intoxicated and they get into an accident. You dont have insurance or a license to sell alcohol - it can cause you to be in a lot of trouble.
Anything that's made from, or has been mixed with, currants while being made. Creme de Cassis is an example.
Liquor is not illegal.
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Vodka is indeed a "hard liquor". It can be bought in a range of alcohol proofs, from 80 to 100 proof, (with an alcohol content of 35% to 50% by volume) and is traditionally a Russian favorite.