Vodka

YES

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.

The vodka Ketel One is distilled from Wheat.

A screwdriver.

It depends how much you have because if you drink like 1 or 2 shots then not long but if you drink like a hole bottle to your self then you it might be in your system for 3 days well that is what i heard well dont know if it is true

It actually doesn't, but gin does have the addition of juniper berries in the distilling process which might raise overhead.

Yes it will. I have injected 2 CC 90 proof into my balls every three days for a month. Both are hard and there no feeling in them. I am just waiting for them to absorb into my body I am told that will take some time. I have lost sexual desire and no longer can get a hard. The first two injections I had burning pain for a short time. After that I had some tiny pain but just for a time. The last eight or ten injections I had no pain. My balls swelled up about twice their normal size but shriveled up.

There are no carbs, fats, or sodium in any vodka.

neither they are all bad for you if you take too much

from 65 to 75 calories depending on the proof

It depends on the specific drink. Premixed drinks start at 5% ABV, vodkas can go up to 50%, and many drinks range in between.

I assume you mean what's the weight in ounces of a volumetric ounce of vodka. One liter of vodka (33.814 volumetric oz) weighs 33.404 ounces, so one liquid ounce of vodka would weigh .98787 ounces. That's for vodka that's 40% alcohol - the number might be slightly different for different proofs.

Apparently, yes, under certain circumstance there may be some sulphites in whisky*. The issue got a lot of attention when a famous whisky critic called Michael Jackson (not the late king of pop) started fuming about foul sulphurous tastes in spirits matured in particular barrels a few years ago. I'm sure you know that scotch whiskies are matured in 'second-hand' barrels that are imported from the U.S. (bourbon barrels) or Spain (sherry barrels). Jackson's explanation for the infuriating phenomenon was that some of these barrels were being disinfected using sulphurous smoke (to prevent mould etc.), and that this left the barrels with a terrible taste subsequently transferred to the whisky put into them.

*When referring to the spirit distilled in Scotland the only correct spelling is whisky (without the 'e'). The U.S. and Irish versions are known as whiskey. There is no spelling that includes both drinks so I use the former version for convenience here, although the issue I discuss involves both types.

There are no carbohydrates in vodka or any other distilled spirit (gin, tequila, rum, etc.).

White/clear
Vodka should be clear and colourless.

Neither one is more or less healthy. They are both made with the same base ingredients and both typically have the same proof or proportion of alcohol. Neither has any carbs, sodium, or fat.

If consumed in moderation, wine, beer, and all distilled spirits have similar health benefits.

Vodka takes about two minutes to enter your bloodstream and, from there, it can actually lower your blood pressure. That is not uncommon during the intoxication period - the short term.

However, alcohol consumption is unhealthy for the circulatory system in the long run; not to mention the rest of the body.

Proof is always double the actual alcohol content of a given product. A seventy proof vodka would contain 35% of pure (100%) ethanol.

Seagrams, Scoresby, Strathisla, Springbank, Scapa, Suntory, and Sazerac are a few.

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5 times. Filtered 9 times, taste tested 3 times.

How many oz depends on the brand. Most nip bottles are 1.7 oz.

No. Kahlua does not need to be stored in the refrigerator.