Vodka

There are 253 calories in a 12 oz bottle. (see related link down below)

It depends on the strength of the vodka, which is typically 40% alcohol, but can normallyvary between 35 & 50%.

Vodka, like all potable spirits, is a mixture of water and alcohol, plus the flavouring elements. When vodka burns, it is only the alcohol which burns. To ignite, the spirit must be giving off alcoholic fumes. The stronger the spirit, the more readily will it burn.

A vodka martini is often made with 2 parts vodka to 1 part vermouth so 1 1/2 oz vodka and 3/4 oz vermouth.

It's 5 ounces dude! or if you are looking for mL then it is 147.867648 mL!

Or, are you asking the cost? Then we have to ask what brand you are asking about? Higher shelf brands cost more...

Where are you shopping? Some liquor stores cost more than others...

Last bit of information needed to answer your question... were you drunk when you asked it? lmfao!

The first thing that will happen is that the alcohol will boil off. This is what happens when they distill liquids that have alcohol. During the distilation process they capture the vapors that come off the liquid and those are the alcohol vapors. If there is no way to capture the vapors then the alcohol will just evaporate into the air. That is why when you cook with an alcoholic beverage you do not have to worry about your diners getting drunk. The flavor is there but the alcohol has evaporated. When you cook with any alcoholic beverage and you bring it to a boil the alcohol will evaporate and cook off leaving the flavor of the beverage behind. While vodka has little to no flavor, it would be of little flavor value for cooking. Cooking sherry and rums and beer are the most common alcoholic beverages used in cooking.

80 proof vodka contains 40% alcohol

1 gram of alcohol has 7 calories (7 calories per gram)

1 shot is about 45 milliliters by volume

A shot of 80 proof vodka would consist of 18 milliliters of alcohol (40%) and 27 milliliters of water (60%)

1 ml of alcohol weighs .8 grams

1 shot would contain about 14.4 grams of alcohol (18 X 0.8) by weight

14.4 grams X 7 calories per gram =100.8 calories in one shot of 80 proof vodka

So lets just say 100 CALORIES per SHOT

you become unsatisfied when you dont have it, and you fail to realize you have an addiction problem like i do looking up vodka a day topics... Stop before its too late...my marriage is failing and my job and the bottle is my gravity.... Find a new route dont be like me and use this time typing as a plea for someone else not to become me.... God bless u, be strong

it is distilled through a rectification column, hence it is impossible to say exactly how many times it was distilled.

Typically, consuming both past moderation will produce an altered state of consciousness you call drunk. However, there are two stages of alcohol intoxication. The first, often referred to as the BUZZ- Is the euphoric onset. The second is a physical impairment stage where the consumer is generally numb and mentally impaired .The alcohol contained in beer and spirits is the same, the only difference is the concentration. Time is also a factor. The more you consume in a lesser amount of time will increase both the euphoric onset and the physical impairment. Obviously the higher concentration of the vodka will increase the noticeable effects of alcohol intoxication due to the liver's inability to metabolize the vodka's higher quantity of alcohol, (40% alcohol) VS. the average quantity of alcohol in beer, (5 %).

In other words- VODKA - on total volume.

Delicious Dish Spirits (see related link) carry the Grey Goose 4.5 Liter Bottle and others like Johnnie Walker and Absolut. They also have 3 Liter Jack and Crown Royal. And they ship within the USA.

Yes it can.

For instance strontium 90 is highly radioactive and is similar to calcium and thus gets absorbed into bones and cooks you from the inside out, but if you drink red wine which has strontium 85 it will be absorbed into your bones before the radioactive material, and in school you were taught that alcohol saturates the blood and decreases its amount to absorb oxygen and such and so fourth well it also doubles in that it prevents a large amount of the absorption of other things besides just oxygen so getting blitzed on ale, red wine, vodka and other alcoholic drinks can prevent the radiation absorption and in some cases can help remove radiation, instead of just preventing it.

no,but unknown to most,whiskey does contain concentrated happiness.

Doing so reduces the proof or proportion of alcohol in the liquid.

The origins of vodka cannot be traced definitively, but it is believed to have originated in the grain-growing region that now embraces western Russia, Belarus, Lithuania, Ukraine, and Poland. It also has a long tradition in Scandinavia.

No. Drinking beer just helps to get you drunk. Only time and drinking water and staying away from things that can pollute your system can help clean your system.

Mixing vodka and water gives you weak (diluted) vodka. Vodka is already a solution of ethanol (grain alcohol) in water, along with some flavoring molecules from the fermenting process, which uses grains or potatoes.

Vodka is from 80 proof (40% alcohol by volume) to 192 proof (96% alcohol). So this would be reduced proportionally by the addition of water. Water and alcohol are said to be "miscible", meaning they form a roughly homogeneous solution.

Short term, you get drunk, act like a moron, probably do some things you'll regret, and have a bad hangover. Long term, you kill brain cells to the point where it effects your intelligence and grammatical skills.

Svedka Vodka is about $44.(dollars)!

Apparently flavored vodka does! I told my sister n law to put it in the freezer four days ago thinking it wouldn't freeze turns out it froze up I. The fourth day we checked it yesterday and it was fine.

Kettle one vodka does not contain any sugar.