Hannah
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def PBR. high life tastes like a$$Sparks. They're an "energy drink" with alcohol, but it just takes like a Natural Ice. They're 8% i believe and come in tallboys
there is not really 100%, alcohol will absorb a percentage of it's weight just from the air, about 95% (190proof) is as close to pure as you will find. It's not the strength that kills you, it is the amount of alcohol that will eventually cause your hear tto stop. YOu can drink 190 proof everclear and it wont kill you, but if you drink enough it will.Water~~~ my mine can" think" don,t get in trouble doing things like alcohol can cost you,like speeding fine or fighting end in jail. stealing or bad pranks .
absinth(sp?) is about 100% alcohol. barcardi 151 is 75.5% alcohol, everclear is ACTUALLY about 90% alcohol. 100% alcohol wont kill you...well, not the alcohol you drink.My garandad has an 80% proof whiskey, but you have to dilute it before you drink it cos it would poison you if you drank too much of it straight!
everclear!Everclear, Moonshine, Pure Grain there all the samething. 100% alcohol, 200 proof
Moonshine.. or Grain Alcohol with Cool aid(or without Cool aid). There is also Boom shine but that is so strong you don't drink it, you just sniff it.Southern Comfort or Barcardi 151 those are pretty high up there
The alcohol content of a martini can be determined by looking at the bottle of the Vodka being used....whatever the alcohol content is of the Vodka/that's the % content of the martini. All Vodka does not have the same %age, so you'd have to check the bottle or brand that yours is made from. Martinis can also be made with or have Gin in them as well....bottom line is the drink is made w/ nothing BUT alcohol---the %age just depends on what you're using.most are ALL alcohol, some have mix in them-but mainly its 2 or 3 shots per drink. I make a strawberry shortcake one that is sooooooo awesome-but after 2 of them-WOW
Martini the brand of red,white and extra dry straight drinks contains 15% alcohol volume. Contrary to Barrowman's answer port is slightly higher in alcohol content starting at 20 and going up to 27% for a vintage port of some 15 to 20 years. Martini the cocktail depends on the ingredients used but it is not the sum of the alcohol percentage mixes, since the non-alcohol part of the parts neutralises the alcohol content of the total mix. I know - I have mixed them, tested them and Drank them as well.It's all alcohol, unless you have a Cosmopolitan where they add a spash of cranberry.
go with henessy or patron itll get the job done and it goez down kooI think Sake is a good way to go. It's warm and goes down quick and smooth. There are different flavors too, sweeter and such. If you don't like that kind of stuff, try flavored vodkas. I usually drink Strawberry Stoli or Vanilla stoli with a splash of something else.. Vanilla stoli and coke is pretty good! use sprite or juices to mix with them.
Well lots of luck there.I don't know,but the more alcohol in it the worse it's gonna taste unless it's Everclear,and then you might as well kiss your friend goodbye because doing shots with that is LETHAL.In some states it's not even legal at all. Because it has not much taste at all, people can tend to consume too much of it. I'd stay far away from that, and get professsional help if she's hurting inside that much. Good luck.i heard theres some super strong japanese sake that tastes like water... try looking up on that.. i heard that there are lots of generic copies of it tho, and that you need the real true brand type for it to taste like water.
Generally 32 proof, which divided by 2 makes it 16 percent alcohol.Sake is 18–20% alcohol and can be served chilled or hot in the winter.
As I said before, try Zubrowka, you are not going to want any other afterwards.Smirnoff Blue ( 50% ) 100 Proof , Absolut 100 ( 50%) 100 Proof. Pretty cheap. Smirnoff is about 15$ while absolut around 20$
Smirnoff makes an over-proof vodka. 100 proof, which is 50% alcohol compared to 40%. I've had it and it's alright. Costs maybe $16 for a fifth/litre.
Generic beer like Budweiser, Coors Original, and Miller are all about 5% ABV. Smirnoff Ice is probably in this same bracket. Beer in general though can range from as low as 1% ABV up to 25% ABV, it all depends on the beer in question.average domestic beer is 5 to 6 percent. Sminoff Ice I guess is in the same area
Natural ice has a higher percentage of alcohol than most beer, or like the user above me said, malt liquor has higher alcohol percentage.Pabst Blue Ribbon and Miller High Life, by far.