Vodka

While your body processes alcohol it is temporarily turned into sugar.

To put it simply, water.

However, vodka is a spirit, and spirits are manufactured from a process known as distillation.

Distillation is a process whereby one takes an organic material (in vodka's case usually rye or wheat) and ferments it by adding yeast to break down the sugars tocreate alcohol and C02. what you have left is essentially a very basic 'beer'.

This 'beer' (known as a wash) is then put in to a still (basically a giant kettle) to be heated.

Alcohol boils at 78.3degrees celcius and water at 100 degrees celcius. This means that the alcohol starts to evaporate before the water. As the alcohol vapours rise they are collected at the top of the still and cooled to create a purified 'distillate'.

When it comes to vodka - this process is repeated until the distillate is up around the 96% abv mark. Water is then added to this distillate until the new liquid is diluted down to 40%abv.

So in essence the bottle of vodka that you buy at your local shop is in fact 60% water - hence my short answer of water being the 'common' ingredient for vodka.

It's the Russian bear.

Vodka has 40% ethanol in it, water doesn't.

I think all drinks mix with vodka

This is a common misconception. It was actually a mocha. Lenin was frequently seen with them at meetings, and once remarked that "A mocha is the key to revolution and a man's temporary happiness"

IT WON'T . EVER.. And if you did know what u were talking about I wouldn't tell you.

No.

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Depends on the circumstances - like whether you are male or female, how much body fat you have etc.

Like most distilled beverages, distillation increases the alcohol content.

4.8%

The reason it's curdling is because you have too much coke and not enough milk. Try using more milk

If that doesnt work, try not adding vodka, and add ice last

Burnett's makes it though I haven't seen it in any of the stores by me (south jersey), it is listed on their website. Also Ciroc makes coconut flavored vodka. Ciroc ($31)will probably be easier to find, though the Burnett's would be cheaper ($8)

a fifth of liquor is 750 mL, or 20 ounces. A real fifth though, is actually 755 mL. I am not sure why liquor uses 750 mL other than my theory of the possibility of 20 ounces being so common in The States.

no, The carbon in your filter can only take in so much. it must be changed when the water flow is restricted. only do 10% water changes at a time .

Yes, liquor may prolong spoilage, but they can still go bad.

yeah you totally can. It is in fact the more common alternative to potatoes which make gross vodka.

Some do and some don't.

The lethal dose for a human being varies upon the persons size, weight and tolerance. These are key factors in determining what would be a lethal dose as the larger a person is the more tolerant to the alcohol they will be. Anywhere from a litre upwards of vodka will be a lethal dose dependent on their size

No

One must have a liquor license to sell hard liqour

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