Whiskey

Depends on the size and vintage - no pun intended.

I purchased a 1953 1/2 pint crockery jug for $0.50 but would expect 5.00-8.00 in any type sale. Check eBay for current sales prices.

Just for reference - I've bought several of these smaller jugs, usually for less than a buck at yardsales etc.

The answer is anywhere from 2-3 tablespoons. Shot is a traditional unit of volume equal to 1 fluid ounce. However, many bartenders use larger shot glasses, holding up to 1.5 fluid ounces. A tablespoon is equal to .5 fluid ounces.

Because it contains alcohol. Are you stupid ?

I think brandy is better in winter,to keep your very warm

go to a convient store piss in your cup then ask the clerk to piss in the cup then grab some ice put it in their then buy some whisky. thus you now have a cup of piss and some whisky. then get some hot cheetos.

Depending on how old the Club Whiskey by Hiram Walker and Sons bottle is that you have, prices range from $161 USD up to $303 USD.

i have a 1964 unopened. I don't think they are worth much more than a current bottle. It is blended whisky, nothing unique about different years, and this brand is not special. They don't age in the bottle like wine.

Typically thtee, it depends on the brand though.

Gin and vodka are both distilled spirits from grain or vegetable sources (not grapes) with the only difference being that gin has added flavor from the juniper berry. Brandy is distilled from wine, coming ultimately from grapes.

The general answer is No - there are no carbs in Whiskey. At a broader level, any distilled liquor will have low, if any, carbs. This would include Whiskey, Rum, Vodka, Gin, etc.

There are exceptions, however. Typically these include the liquors to which additional flavoring has been added. Some examples would be Capt. Morgan's Spiced Rum and Bacardi Vanilla.

Finally, be sure to check any mixers you intend to use with the liquor. Vodka may have 0 carbs, but regular tonic water can have quite a few (approx. 15g/serving). Diet Tonic, on the other hand, will have none.

Theoretically, yes, but it's quite unlikely.

(Assuming a 750ml or 25 oz bottle)

If you are young or unused to alcohol, and if you drunk it very quickly, say within two or less, you could possibly die from alcohol poisoning. A more experienced drinker, spreading it out over five or six hours is unlikely to experience anything more unpleasant than a nasty hangover the next day.

Most people who attempt to drink a whole bottle in an evening will get physically sick. They may require medical attention, although it's fairly unlikely. Usually, if your body is unable to handle it, you won't be able to get anywhere near the bottom of the bottle before you get sick or pass out. You do risk choking on your own vomit, however.

My advice is to take it handy.

It would really depend on the BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration). So let's say the man was fairly large, it would take more whiskey to kill him rather than a smaller, more slender man.

Hi,

Jennifer from Jameson Irish Whiskey here.

There is no caffeine whatsoever in Jameson.

It is a triple distilled, Irish whiskey distilled & matured at the Jameson distillery in Midleton,Cork. The alcohol by volume is 40% or 80 proof. A blended whiskey, Jameson is made from malted & unmalted barley.

The taste is clean & smooth.

jamesonwhiskey.com has lots more product information if you are looking for it.

UK wide Bells is the biggest seller.

Famous Grouse is the biggest seller in Scotland.

Johnnie Walker Black label is the biggest seller worldwide whilst Glenfiddich is the biggest selling single malt worlwide.

Spirits You cannot produce spirits for beverage purposes without paying taxes and without prior approval of paperwork to operate a distilled spirits plant. [See 26 U.S.C. 5601 & 5602 for some of the criminal penalties.] There are numerous requirements that must be met that make it impractical to produce spirits for personal or beverage use. Some of these requirements are paying excise tax, filing an extensive application, filing a bond, providing adequate equipment to measure spirits, providing suitable tanks and pipelines, providing a separate building (other than a dwelling) and maintaining detailed records, and filing reports. All of these requirements are listed in 27 CFR Part 19. Spirits may be produced for non-beverage purposes for fuel use only without payment of tax, but you also must file an application, receive TTB's approval, and follow requirements, such as construction, use, records and reports. www.atf.treas.gov

Wild Turkey is a brand of Kentucky bourbon whiskey.

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You might be thinking of the commercial with "Galvanize" (by the Chemical Brothers featuring Q-Tip) in the background.

Brandy is a distilled wine. Both cognac and armagnac are examples.

Johny Walker is the brand of whiskey. He generally likes to drink it. Many others drink it as well.

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