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Alcoholic Beverages

Alcoholic beverages are drinks that generally contain 3% – 40% alcohol, and are divided into the three classes of beers, wines, and spirits. Alcoholic beverages have been produced and consumed by humans since the Neolithic Era, and are still consumed in nearly all countries today; however, most of these countries have laws regulating alcohol's production, sale, and consumption.

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Where does the word alcohol originate?

From the Arabic al-kuhul "kohl," the fine metallic powder used to darken the eyelids, from kahala "to stain, paint." The al- is the Arabic definite article, "the." "Powdered cosmetic" was the earliest sense in Eng.; definition broadened 1672 to "any subliminated substance, the pure spirit of anything." Modern sense of "intoxicating ingredient in strong liquor" is first recorded 1753, short for alcohol of wine, which was extended to "the intoxicating element in fermented liquors." In organic chemistry, the word was extended 1850 to the class of compounds of the same type as this. Alcoholism "disease of alcohol addiction" is from 1852; alcoholic "one who is addicted to drinking in excess" is from 1891. Alcoholics Anonymousfounded 1935 in Akron, Ohio, U.S. Alky is first recorded 1844 as a slang shortening of "alcoholic liquor;" 1960 in the sense of "a drunkard."

Where can you buy 190 proof alcohol in the UK?

hold up 190 proof is crazy thats basicaly jet fuel; moon shine is 95 to 100% proof right out of the worm ( the twisted copper piped wear the steam gets turned back to a liquid) and then it gets deluted after that because it can kill some one. i repeat 190 proof is crazy.

Correction: 190proof is far to much to DRINK staight.. you will go blind.. however it is often used or distilled to then be filtered to make other spirits such as lemonchello etc. If this is your aim I would suggest buying 140proof grain alcohol which is widely available in specialist booze stores, but not commonly in supermarkets. For drinking though... don't go anywhere above this (its about the same level as overproofed rum or vodka which is pretty hardcore to drink!)

Is arbor mist wine?

Arbor Mist wine can be purchased from Arbor Mist's website. There are also other websites where it is available for purchase, including Wine Chateau and Argonaut Liquor.

Why is ginger beer called ginger beer if it contains no alcohol?

It is called Ginger Beer cause it is similar to the name A&W Root Beer and that contains no alcohol as well. Since it contains no alcohol it would taste better.

Where do you buy amaretto liqueur?

Behold, the power of google. Just search and find. Many places sell it via internet, and may be based near your hometown

What is an alcoholic drink taken to cure a hangover?

The best cure for a hangover is to go swimming the next morning. (A shower or a bath wont do it, you need to immerse yourself in a deep pool) This is because the worst symptoms of a hangover - nausea and headache - are due to shrinkage of the brain due to dehydration. Total immersion in a swimming pool compresses and shuts down the capillaries of the skin increasing perfusion of your brain and kidneys. Try it.

What device is fastened to the neck of an inverted bottle for measuring out spirits?

If you are refering to the dispensing unit that is used in the neck of upside-down spirit bottles, as commonly seen in pubs, the name is 'Optic'

What is the link between percentage by volume and units of alchol?

A unit of alcohol is 8 grams by weight or 10 ml by volume. All containers of alcoholic drinks in the UK must have the percentage alcohol by volume (ABV) printed on the label and some may also have the number of units contained in the bottle or can."

"You can work out the number of units in a bottle of beer or wine for yourself

Number of units = volume of drink in container (ml) x ABV ÷ 1000

A 500ml bottle beer with 5% alcohol by volume would contain

500ml x 5% ABV ÷ 1000 = 2.5 units

Or

750ml bottle wine with 13% alcohol by volume would contain

750ml x 13% ABV ÷ 1000 = 9.75 units"

Read more: Using volume and alcohol percentage, how do you work out the number of units in a bottle of beer? | Answerbag http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/458592#ixzz1zs1sRmeF

What liquid is alcohol?

An alcohol is the name given to organic compounds containing an -OH group.

Can you give me examples of almond liqueurs?

The most popular almond liqueur is Amaretto, which is Italian but available in most good alcohol stores. The most famous and popular brand of Amaretto liqueur is called Disaronno.

Other examples are:

  • Dwersteg's
  • Ratafia
  • Eblana (also has honey and coffee)
  • Espiritu del Ecuador (also contains fruit and chocolate)
  • Lazzaroni
  • Vincenzi Amaretto Di Torino
  • Amaretto Di Amore
  • Leroux Creme De Noya Almond Liqueur
  • Crème d' Almond (similar to the one above but also made with the stones of fruit)

Does drinking wine attract mosquitos?

There appears to be no scientific evidence that drinking wine attracts mosquitos or other insects.

Where can i buy gusano rojo in the US?

I've seen it at Bevmo.com

it's an online liqour store from Arizona

What grain is used to make bourbon?

Corn, Rye (or wheat), Malted Barley. Needs to be at least 51% corn and the percentages of the other grain will differ from each distillery.

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What is the difference between Cognac and Armagac?

They are produced from a different grape and in different regions of France. ________________________________________________________ Armagnac and Cognac are both brandies however, Cognac is usually the lighter of the two and tends to display more acidity than Armagnac. While Armagnac is usually deeper in color and has a fuller flavor. Both Armagnac and Cognac are named after the towns they are produced in. Each town has special growing conditions that gives each type of brandy a uniqueness which cannot be duplicated elsewhere. Cognac tends to be the more popular of the two in North America.

Why is alchol bad?

Well for one thing, it harms your body very affectably and makes your vision blurry and can cause death.Another reason is because it gets you drunk and makes you do decisions that are not the very best.

ex:death

Can you use red wine instead of port wine?

I would say yes for most recipes.

Use a richer full bodied red wine. If you are using the wine in a sweet dish (eg pears poached in wine) you may need to add something to make up fro the lower sugar in the the red wine, sugar or perhaps a spoonful of honey.

Why does wine stain cloths?

white wine breaks down red wine. also baking soda and white vinegar. i actually soaked my sweater over night in a teaspoon of woolite, a cup of hydrogen peroxide and cold water. it works. just keep it wet until the stain is gone.

How do you open johnnie walker black label?

Turn the bottle up side down the lid is a shot measurer so the whisky should flow

Why do people vomit after they've drunk alcohol?

Alcohol is a toxin. In small amounts, the toxin can create a mellowed or buzzed feel. When consumed in large amounts, alcohol poisoning may occur. If the alcohol poisoning is severe, it can actually be fatal. Your body is able to recognize when you are going over your safe limits, and will send triggers to your brain to start getting cleared out. One of the ways it does this is vomit. It will try to get rid of any that you consumed before it is absorbed, although by the time you get to this point, you have already absorbed a good bit.

Throwing up from drinking does not automatically mean a severe alcohol poisoning. It could just mean that your body has a lower trigger point. However, it can be a symptom. If there is vomiting along with cold skin, bluish skin tint, seizures, jerky or irregular breathing, passing out, or irregular heartbeat it is time to get some help.