What does proof in alcoholic drinks mean? - tarantula margarita mix
I bought a package of 4 called Blue Tarantula Margarita. The label says "200 ml 5.5% Alc. / Vol (11 proof)" If someone can explain what it means, Id appreciate it. Thank you!
Friday, January 1, 2010
Tarantula Margarita Mix What Does Proof In Alcoholic Drinks Mean?
6 comments:
Half of the test is the percentage of alcohol in the beverage industry. 11, the test can that the drink 5.5% alcohol by volume. I think that 80 degrees high.
Half of the test is the percentage of alcohol in the beverage industry. 11, the test can that the drink 5.5% alcohol by volume. I think that 80 degrees high.
As Aaron mentioned above, is a measure of the amount of alcohol in a product.
The proof is always twice (2x) the number of alcohol.
EX: Something is over 80 degrees, which means that it is labeled 40% alcohol.
Most beers are between 3-7% alcohol, which means that the test would be 6.14.
As Aaron mentioned above, is a measure of the amount of alcohol in a product.
The proof is always twice (2x) the number of alcohol.
EX: Something is over 80 degrees, which means that it is labeled 40% alcohol.
Most beers are between 3-7% alcohol, which means that the test would be 6.14.
11 is a strong indication for a beer, but the proof is twice the alcohol content. if something is of 100 trials, 50% of the drink is alcohol. (40proof = 20%, 80proof = 40%)
Most beers are 4-6%, or 8.12 evidence
And 200 ml of liquid measurement. There are 200 milliliters of beverage, and 5.5% of 200ml of alcohol. Good for beer.
The percentage has doubled. For example, a 5% beer would be 10 proof. 11, the proof is not strong whiskey is 80 degrees and over 11 is no proof.
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