Is there an easy way to determine the alcohol content of liquor (not just by reading the label)?

Answer 1

There is no easier way than reading the label...period.

If you must do it another way, use an alcoholmeter...it's like a hydrometer but is calibrated for alcohol instead of water.
http://www.brewhaus.com/Alcoholmeter_Instructions_s/45.htm

Answer 2

There is a rule of thumb for the general type of drinks:

beers,cooler - 5-7 %

wines - 10-14 %

cream alchool - 20-30 %

hard liquors for shots and mixes - 30+ %

Answer 3

Take them at periods of 10 minutes together as performing some activity that demands strolling around once you think of you have had adequate, end this is going to be too overdue and (bingo) you're hammered all you will do regardless of the fact this is emotionally overreact and lose a undeniable degree of administration over your physique (enormous swooping grab strikes with your arm even regardless of the undeniable fact that an common attain-and-%. out could suffice) yet i do no longer advice you to try this because of the fact this is a criminal offense and you will get into biiig undertaking (i'm only sayin')

Answer 4

Read the label. It should say 80 proof (40% alcohol)

Answer 5

You can light liquor that is over 40% alcohol on fire

Answer 6

I can't imagine there being an easier way than reading the label. Why re-invent the wheel?

Answer 7

I went to a wine tasting recently and they said that the more tingly dry feeling you get around your gums means the more alchohol content.

Answer 8

you didnt say what type of liquor. approximately how much does it have? if its low (below 25% ABV) you can test the specific gravity in a "stand" with the proper tester. you can get them at a brew supply shop.

Answer 9

Ofcourse there is
try drinking it ,then you will soon know

Answer 10

drinkin' it!