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Seagrams VO is whiskey. It has 0g of sugar. It has 97 calories per shot. Seagrams VO has 13.8 grams of alcohol.
No, VO is a different whiskey made by Seagrams. Seagrams VO is one step up from Seargams7. (and I consider Seagrams VO to be one step down from Crown Royal) Seagram's Seven Crowns is an American blended whiskey. Both VO and and Crown Royal are Canadian. A "Seven and Seven" is a cocktail made with Seagram's Seven Crowns and 7-Up.
Seagrams VO is a brand of blended Canadian whiskey that has been aged 6 years. It is sold in various size bottles, some small and some rather large and this, of course, varies the pricing for the product. The most popular sized bottle is the 750 ml and sells for about $16 - $18 in the U.S.
I gather that a VO Press is a North American mixed drink, based on Seagrams VO whisky. "In a tall glass, Fill with ice,Pour Seagrams V.O., Fill the rest of the glass with half seven-up and the other half with soda, garnish with a lemon twist." -DB
Yes, that is a good substitution.
The same price it is now. That brand is too common to be considered a collectible.
If the letters VO are in quotations it could stand for voice over. It could also be the name of a person or place, as being said by a person. Quotes can also indicate the title of a magazine.
According to this site http://www.drinksmixer.com/drink1853.html it's about 19 g.
VO is a little smoother than 7. They taste about the same mixed, but VO is easier straight or with water. VO is the mid-grade of the Seagrams whiskey line, with Crown Royal being the top. VO is also made in Canada whereas 7 is distilled in the US.
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