Vodka

I'm 155 pounds and 5'7, never drank alcohol before, how many vodka cruisers will it take for me to get drunk (And yes, I am of age)

I'm 18, 160 pounds 5'9 hardly drink alcohol, azn (apparently we get drunk easily) took 8 drinks in 2 hours, and i could still have an intelligent conversation; slightly tipsy if i turned my head too fast but i could still walk around normally. it really depends, my girlfriend is 5'7 took 3 drinks and was smashed. she was poking my face with her finger all through the night.

The vodka with water is more diluted and has a lower alcohol concentration than the vodka itself.

Vodka contains no sugar, carbs, fat, cholesterol, or sodium.

There are no single set of ingredients for spirits. Different types of Spirit use different base materials to provide a source of sugar that can be converted into alcohol through fermentation and distilation.

Here is a list of the most common base ingredients for spirits:

Vodka-Grain

Scotch Whisky-Malted Barley

American Whiskey-Corn/Rye/Wheat

Tequila-Blue Agave

Gin-Grain Spirit flavoured with Juniper Berries

Brandy-Grapes

Rum-Sugarcane/Molasses

Vodka was originally made from fermented potatoes. Some European vodkas are still made of potatoes and corn but most high quality vodkas are distilled from cereal grains such as wheat.

Here are two, one by the bottle, the other by the glass: 100,000.00 British pounds per bottle: NUN'S ISLAND, GALWAY DISTILLERY, 20 YEAR OLD PURE POT STILL WHISKY or NUN'S ISLAND, GALWAY DISTILLERY, 25 YEAR OLD PURE POT STILL WHISKEY (This distillery went out of business in 1908, thus the bottles were originally distilled in the 1800s. See: http://www.whiskyandwines.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=nun%27s+island&osCsid=433f374fdd48d6d109c972eb9f2bc206&x=3&y=7 By the glass: You can enjoy a dram from a 1926 bottle from the Macallan Fine and Rare Collection for only $3,300 if you visit the Old Homestead Steakhouse in the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, N.J. (It's a $38,000 per bottle Scotch whisky you may not be able to buy today since they are all sold.) See: http://thelongestlistofthelongeststuffatthelongestdomainnameatlonglast.com/expensive115.html)

There is no sugar in vodka, nor is there any carbs, fat, cholesterol, or sodium in it either.

kahlua is a (coffee based) liqueur, so neither actually.

Actually it is a Rum and coffee based liqueur made out of sugarcane and 100% Arabica Coffee Beans

You can buy a texas mickey of grey goose a the liquor store for $500.

About 27 ounces

There is 15.5 units in a 70cl botlle of Malibu white rum.

What is the point of answering something if it is a lie. The ANSWER is about

800-900 calories for 375 ml Vodka... Wine is anywhere from 5-600 per bottle: SO..

if you work out for an hour and want to drink Vodka instead, eat 200 less calories

and make that switch

-10 in all respectable drinking competitions. With regards to your ability to drive, do you really want to base a life-or-death decision based upon an arbitrary system that doesn't factor your weight, body fat index, recent food intake or bad luck?

Don't drink and drive. Better to give up the keys after one beer than wrap your ears around a telephone pole.

Everclear is grain alcohol, extremely potent...basiclly, it is legal "moonshine".

You cannot determine the units of alcohol just from the quantity of the total vodka.
Generally vodka has 40% alcohol in it.

40 to 50% or 80 to about 95 proof.

None. It has no carbohydrates but plenty of calories, it has 64 calories an once. So a 3 oz martini has close to 200 calories and who just drinks one?

Very low sugar content. But be carefull because any alchohol consumption can lower blood glucose levels because the liver then holds on to the sugars to break down the alcohol. Rum is made from molasses and sugar cane. Confusing I know but the process leaves little or no actual sugar. Alchohol is what it is... so if diabetic limit to 2 drinks and make sure you eat. I drink Baccardi Light and Diet Coke or Fresca. The lower the proof the lower the calories also. 80 proof = 100cal.

I suppose so, not that it would necessarily do you any good...

Cranberry & Vodka.

No there isn't. Nor is there any sugar, sodium, carbs, or fat (including cholesterol) in vodka.

Vodka is distilled usually to near 100% alcohol then the distillers wash it down with water (from some source they boast about) to make it to the certain percentage that they want.

Traditionally vodka should be colorless, odorless and tasteless. Any smell (other than alcohol) or taste will make up the less than 1% in that bottle.

In the right amounts, yes.

There is no fat in Vodka.

Rum shrub was a drink from 1700's or earlier made from rum, lemon juice, orange juice, lots of sugar and cinnamon and nutmeg. I believe it helped to make the rum more palatable.

Asda £14.00 70cl bottle (On offer as at 31 August 2012)