Liquor

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Liquor refers to spirits with an alcohol content of at least 20% by volume. These beverages are produced through distillation or rectification processes and include popular types like whisky, vodka, brandy, and rum.

How it is made

Liquor is made by distilling fermented mash or through rectification. The process involves heating fermented liquids to separate alcohol from water and other components, resulting in a higher concentration of alcohol.

Types and styles

Common types of liquor include whisky, vodka, brandy, rum, gin, and mezcal. There are also many regional varieties and flavored liquors available worldwide.

How it is served

Liquor can be served neat, with mixers, or in cocktails. Popular cocktails using liquor include Negroni, Mojito, Long Island Iced Tea, Margarita, and Cosmopolitan.

Adapted from the Russian Wikipedia article Крепкие спиртные напитки, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Kinds of liquor

Other styles

  • Korn
  • Bundaberg Rum (Australia)
  • Bathtub gin
  • Aragh Sagi
  • Erguotou
  • Raicilla
  • Rakomelo (Greece)
  • Lao khao (Thailand)
  • Waragi
  • Grogue (Cape Verde)
  • Raksi
  • Tuzemák
  • Gentian liqueur (Italy, Switzerland, Austria, France, Germany)
  • Akpeteshie (Ghana)
  • Bacanora
  • Cocoroco
  • Clairin (Haiti)
  • Cut brandy
  • Rượu đế (Vietnam)
  • Insam-ju
  • Flavored liquor
  • Bierbrand
  • Lao-Lao
  • Geist
  • Pox
  • Fine
  • Peruvian Pisco (Peru)
  • Dutch brandy (Netherlands)
  • Sugar beet spirit
  • Imo Shochu (Japan)
  • Zhumir
  • Sawdust brandy
  • Lotoko
  • Tungi Spirit
  • Vodka soda
  • Manx Spirit
  • Munbae-ju
  • Sulai
  • Williamine (Canton of Valais)
  • Cristal
  • Kumi Kumi
  • Pillkaller (Prussia)
  • Tres Generaciones
  • Padlamanggan
  • Polugar
  • Divin

Well-known brands

  • McDowell's No.1
  • Mount Gay Rum (Barbados)
  • Minttu
  • Ratzeputz (Germany)
  • Beenleigh Rum
  • Sinfire (United States)
  • Jaloviina (Finland)

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