Vodka

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22O kcal per 100ml ^o^

40............there are 1000 mils in a litre

Its actually spelled Absolut

Absolut is a brand name of a vodka.

If you mean what are the flavors of absolut vodka they are -

* Absolut VODKA (80 proof, blue label)

* Absolut VODKA (100 proof, red label)

* Absolut PEPPAR (Roasted Jalapenos, Green Tomato and Dried Herbs flavor - The first flavored Absolut Vodka, launched in 1986)

* Absolut CITRON (Lemon flavor launched in 1988)

* Absolut DISCO (normal absolut vodka, blue label, in a special edition disco cover)

* Absolut KURANT (Blackcurrant flavor launched in 1992)

* Absolut MANDRIN (Orange and mandarin flavor mix launched in 1999)

* Absolut VANILIA (Vanilla flavor launched in 2003)

* Absolut RASPBERRI (Raspberry flavor launched in 2004)

* Absolut APEACH (Peach flavor launched in 2005)

* Absolut RUBY RED (Grapefruit flavor launched in June 2006).

* Absolut PEARS (Pear flavor launched in January 2007).

* Absolut NEW ORLEANS (Mango and Black Pepper flavor launched in August 2007). This is a Special Edition in an annual city themed series. 100% of the profits go toward various Gulf Coast charities.

* Absolut C'N'C Fashion Animal ([Limited Edition by Ennio Capasa] launched in [2007])

* Absolut 100 (100 proof, black bottle, flavor launched in 2007))

* Absolut MANGO (Mango flavor is to be launched in February 2008))

* Absolut LEVEL, launched in 2004, is a super-premium vodka created and sold by but marketed separately from Absolut.

I believe it is vodka.

They are not the same thing but shares the same water source to make such Vodka. I prefer Kirkland over Grey Goose due to the smoothness and great after taste. The price is definitely a plus.

Vodka is almost always 40% (80 Proof). High end Vodka can reach as high as 70%. Whiskey ranges, most often it is 40% (80 Proof) but in many of the high end brands it reaches 50% (100 Proof) and even 62% (124 Proof) as in Knob Creek.

The vodka will be diluted and will be more quickly absorbed thus affecting you more quickly. This is true of any mixers with alcohol.

Neither vodka nor rum contain sugar.

homogeneous, the same throughout. if it were heterogeneous, like tequila with a worm in the bottom of the bottle, it would be yuchy, and not vodka (legally, neutral distilled spirits = ethanol + water)

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When consumed regularly and in moderation, vodka is associated with better health and longer life than is abstaining from alcohol. It dramatically reduces the risk iof heart attack and stroke, which are the major causes of death.

Out of sugar cane and then let it ferment.

Sure - just put it an a pan and heat it slowly or in a microwave safe dish with a loose cover and nuke it. Stir often.

yes

I believe it is in Russia the highest country for selling vodka

since vodka is a lot more stronger and powerful, There for its not. Its just better to stick with normal beer

Yes. Look for Vodka that is 40% alcohol or higher. I use it to help start stubborn fires quite often.

Keep a bottle in your backpack for camping, you can start fires with it, disinfect wounds, and get nice and plastered.

use vodka by itself. that is what shots are for...

Here it is, after much trial and error I have found a recipe that comes as close as anything you will find.

Boil about a quart and a half of tap water or if you have a Bunn coffee maker, run a pot full of tap water through.

Add the hot water to a gallon pitcher, steep 3 family size bags of tea, Lipton or Luzianne (Lipton is a bit darker) for 5-10 minutes in the hot water.

Add 1/3-1/2 cup of sugar according to how sweet you prefer it and stir well until dissolved (I use 1/3 cup of sugar).

Add 2 tablespoons of lemonade mix and mix well (I use Country Time)

Add cold tap water to fill the gallon pitcher.

no

empire

If that doesn't kill you then i don't know what will

Carbohydrates are made up of Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen! Your Welcome! :)

Very easy and simple answer....no. Allah Swt Said any substance that harms your body is haram, and he specificly mentions alchohol. Vodka counts.