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for a while it used to be my group of mates birthday tipple - i.e. whoevers person it was had to neck a shot of it, or neck a double of it with a mixer
gladly the tradition has stopped now
sometimes % vol is also % proof. It's just what is said typically, its an old English term. If you have any queries or questions please consult the internet before replying to me, as i am a human, and google is a machine.
sometimes % vol is also % proof. It's just what is said typically, its an old English term. If you have any queries or questions please consult the internet before replying to me, as i am a human, and google is a machine.
That's wrong they are completely different terms, and US proof and UK proof are again different.
en.wikipedia.org/wik…oof
Calculator:
cleavebooks.co.uk/sco…htm
It might be "said typically" by a few people, but the more people who don't realise their mistake, the greater the need to correct it - otherwise those misinformed people will go on to further misinform others
Like anything over 40% with a mixer or water.
You do understand that proof has never equalled alcohol volume right?
I'd love to see your sources saying otherwise.
I think more than 100
This stuff costs around £23 / litre - Go to Esso!
Why do people have to talk such tosh without checking, Woods navy rum is 57% Vol.
how about around 30+ years of English history and habit? Where everyone would say oh its 40% proof, or 32% proof and so on and so forth. It's just a said / done thing that you're clearly unfamiliar with.
I've never once heard anyone refer to % abv as proof (them being equal).
They are two separate units, its saying like kilometres and miles are the same or degree C and F are the same. I'm not saying it might never happen, but those who do are idiots.
For example a 10% proof beer is around 5% abv; think 10% abv is 10% proof and your talking 1 beer before you over the limit, think 5% proof is 5% abv and your drinking a low alcohol beer (~the same vol as a shandy).
Its not only stupid, its dangerous (far to easy to drink more alcohol then you think you are).
It worries me what people think they they see 100% and above proof spirits....