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Someone supply a bottle and I'll use my hydrometer to see what the ABV is. It can't be both unless the top half is 80 proof and the bottom is 100.flight control wrote:Why does it say 40% and 100 proof? Which one is it?
aunt betty wrote:Someone supply a bottle and I'll use my hydrometer to see what the ABV is. It can't be both unless the top half is 80 proof and the bottom is 100.flight control wrote:Why does it say 40% and 100 proof? Which one is it?
Alcohol proof is a measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage. The term was originally used in the United Kingdom and was defined as 7/4 times the alcohol by volume (ABV). The UK now uses the ABV standard instead of alcohol proof. In the United States, alcoholic proof is defined as twice the percentage of ABV.
The measurement of alcohol content and the statement of this content on the bottle labels of alcoholic beverages is regulated by law in the United States. The purpose of the regulation is to provide pertinent information to the consumer.
assateague wrote:Nope. One's a measure of the other. 100 proof will always be 50% alcohol, 80 proof will always be 40% alcohol, and so on.
jarbo03 wrote:By far my favorite whiskey. Many many rough mornings and bad decisions thanks to Templeton. Word on the street is I can buy it in KS now.
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Sweet or Italian? I got both in the garden.jehler wrote:For 40$ I'll take basil
aunt betty wrote:jarbo03 wrote:By far my favorite whiskey. Many many rough mornings and bad decisions thanks to Templeton. Word on the street is I can buy it in KS now.
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Worth $40?
jarbo03 wrote:aunt betty wrote:jarbo03 wrote:By far my favorite whiskey. Many many rough mornings and bad decisions thanks to Templeton. Word on the street is I can buy it in KS now.
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Worth $40?
Depends on how much you like whiskey. It is one of the few I enjoy with nothing but ice, smooth going down, then the light burn. I rarely buy cause of it's price though.
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aunt betty wrote:jarbo03 wrote:aunt betty wrote:jarbo03 wrote:By far my favorite whiskey. Many many rough mornings and bad decisions thanks to Templeton. Word on the street is I can buy it in KS now.
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Worth $40?
Depends on how much you like whiskey. It is one of the few I enjoy with nothing but ice, smooth going down, then the light burn. I rarely buy cause of it's price though.
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I like to sip and smoke. Cigars and Bourbon. Only on rare occasions when I have time to sit for a couple hours.
Can appreciate a good whiskey.![]()
Will try some.
A bottle of really good whiskey lasts me for years.
I have an old, old bottle I found in my grandfather's garage. So old the label fell off.
Every once in a while I'll sip on that and think about him.
jehler wrote:For 40$ I'll take basil
jehler wrote:I think it might be a little more
Flightstopper wrote:jehler wrote:I think it might be a little more
Shit! You and Assa are getting reamed. Right at $30 here every time I've bought it.