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Liquor interests refer to the various stakeholders and entities involved in the production, distribution, and sale of Alcoholic Beverages. This includes manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and trade associations that operate within the alcoholic beverage industry. Liquor interests often advocate for policies and regulations that benefit their business operations and may also play a role in shaping public perception and legislation related to alcohol consumption.
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Does all liquor contain alcohol?
Yes, by definition.
What is the definition of the word 'Bootlegger'?
The definition of the word bootlegger is originally a smuggler of liquor in the legs of boots, although it now means to make and sell as well as transport alcohol liquor, legally or illegally.
What is the definition of the English word stagma?
Stagma (noun): any distilled liquor
What is the definition of Bootleg?
To make, sell, or transport (alcoholic liquor) for sale illegally.
What is the definition of common good?
The benefit or interests of all.
What is the definition of liqueur?
a strong, sweet flavored alcholic liquor usually drunk after a meal
What is the definition of illegal liquor?
Illicit means the same thing as illegal. Illicit alcohol is alcohol on which taxes have not been paid or that was manufactured illegally.
What are the required ingredients in a cocktail?
It depends on the cocktail, but by definition it contains at least two ingredients; usually a liquor and a liqueur.
Which is the best definition of nationalism?
Being devoted to the interests of your country.
What is the definition of the term 'blendy'?
There is no official definition of the term blendy, however the word is used in part of the term Wendy Blendy, which is the name for an alcoholic beverage made from a Wendy's frosty and hard liquor.
What is the definition of personal interset?
If you mean "interest" it means something that either relates to you, or something that interests you.
What group of people did the knights of labor exclude?
The Knights of Labor excluded specific groups such as Chinese immigrants, bankers, lawyers, stockbrokers, and liquor manufacturers from joining their union. They aimed to advocate for the interests of skilled and unskilled laborers.
