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I can answer most questions on drink recipes and wines. I can and will respond to all questions, and if I dont know the answer, I may be able to recommend a reference book or web site.
I have been a bartender and purchaser of fine wines and spirits for several fine dining restaurants in Denver, Colorado, Keystone Colorado,San Diego, California, and Washington DC. I have been a mixologist in San Francisco, Washington DC and several locations in Colorado. I am in possession of several reference books on alcohol, and wines, and I have been a DUI officer with one police department and one Sheriffs Department.
Every question I can answer, or explore increases my knowledge of the subject. So I must thank you for educating me.
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Ryan: I found this answer for you from another expert. Hope it helps Skip Well, the story I was told about this drink is this: Presbyterians are a non-drinking bunch (what do they do for fun?)
Danielle. To start with, a glass of wine is generally 12% by volume Margs and 'tinis are usually made with alcohol, tequilla for the margs and most tequilla is 80 proof by volume, and gin or vodka
Danielle; A martini, on the average contains 1 1/2 oz vodka and a dash of vermoth. With the exception of the small amount of melted ice, a Martini is pure alchohol. So yes, it will be 40% A 8 oz
Danielle, Vodka is a distilled liquor and is generally 40-60% alcohol. Wine is fermented grapes and sugar, and is generally around 12% alcohol. Vodka is much stronger than wine. Hope this
Hello Nancy. There a lot of amaretto drinks, I'll attach a few and let you get an idea of what is available, if you would like more recipes, let me know. 1) Alabama Slammer 1 ounce sloe gin (3 cl

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