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Whats the name of some booze over 100 proof??



<< I think Everclear is the strongest available...180 or 190 proof >>



Everclear is 151 i believe.
 
I think moonshine has the potential to be the strongest... might make you go blind, but it'll knock you out good and cold too
 


<< I think Everclear is the strongest available...190 proof >>



Moonshine is actually higher 200 proof (100%) just the legality of it all.............


EDIT: OOPS 🙁 Helps to read the orginial post. DOH!
 
I dont' know but I was drinking Liquid Cocaine tonight and I'm tore up.....heh.


Oh, and Bacardi Rum 151 is heavy stuff....
 


<< i know its not very high proof...but does smirnoff ice taste any good? >>



it's just like the rest of those pansy drinks: hard/spiked lemonade and the like...
 


<< Moonshine is actually higher 200 proof (100%) just the legality of it all.............
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no, most moonshine is around 70-75% alcohol. Everclear is stronger and probably better for you. There is no way to have a 100% alcohol liquid, because it would evaporate

Mike😎
 
rye (a kind of kentucky/tennessee whiskey) is usually about 105. shots of 151 are a nice way to start a night. everclear is 190. moonshine is just homemade whiskey.
 


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There is no way to have a 100% alcohol liquid, because it would evaporate
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Wrong. >>


really?
I've always heard that it would evaporate
 
The Everclear I got in Colorado was 195 proof. I didn't drink any; I just spat it through a lighter and blew fireballs. That was fun.

Bacardi 151 is good.
Southern Comfort comes in 100 proof form.
There's a Yugoslavian drink called Looza which is probably < 100 proof but far, far more potent than most other things I've tried. 2 shots of that and ANYONE is done.
 


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There's a Yugoslavian drink called Looza which is probably < 100 proof but far, far more potent than most other things I've tried. 2 shots of that and ANYONE is done. >>




Nah...Only if you're a looza... 😉
 


<< The Everclear I got in Colorado was 195 proof. I didn't drink any; I just spat it through a lighter and blew fireballs. That was fun.

Bacardi 151 is good.
Southern Comfort comes in 100 proof form.
There's a Yugoslavian drink called Looza which is probably < 100 proof but far, far more potent than most other things I've tried. 2 shots of that and ANYONE is done. >>



You sure that Everclear was 190 proof? Most people I know tend to not remember much after coming into contact with Everclear. BTW, where can I purchase this Looza stuff, and about as important, how much is it? It might make weekends cheaper, provided it lasts more than the two hours it takes the human liver to process two drinks.
 

During distillation, water is removed from the alcohol that was produced by the fermentation process to increase its potency. What started as a fermented liquid with an alcohol content of about 10% by volume becomes a "distilled spirit" with an alcohol content of 40% to 50% (80 proof to 100 proof) or more. In the United States, most distilled spirits have an alcohol content of 40% to 50%. Blood alcohol charts assume this potency when describing the number of drinks needed to reach a given BAC. However, some distilled spirits have more water removed and reach potencies of 60%, 75% or even 95%.

Neutral Grain Spirits or "Grain Alcohol"
If nearly all of the water is removed from the fermented liquid, all that is left is the alcohol. Due to alcohol's natural attraction to water, it is very difficult to get ALL of the water out (which creates "scientific alcohol"), but it is relatively easy to get the alcohol content to 190 or 195 proof (95% or 97.5% alcohol by volume). Neutral Grain Spirits are nearly pure alcohol. Originally used as an ingredient in other alcoholic beverages or medicine, neutral grain spirits are sold in some states (including Indiana), as a high potency beverage in its own right. It is odorless and tasteless, but extremely potent. Since taste is not an object, production costs are very low, and most of the beverage cost is tax.

Everclear is a popular brand of neutral grain spirits. In most states where it is sold, Everclear is sold at 190 proof. Some states require lower potency, such as 155 proof. Everclear is a popular ingredient in some high-potency drinks popular with college students as a means of rapidly increasing BAC. Everclear is an ingredient in such college-student favorites as "Jello Shots" and punches such as: Tyson Punch (Everclear, Mellow Yellow, Kool Aid, Orange Juice, Sprite), Purple Jesus (Everclear and purple Kool-Aid, Jungle Juice (Everclear and any Kool-Aid), Smurf Piss (Everclear, Blue Kool-Aid and Mountain Dew) and Romulan Ale (Everclear, Vodka, Blue Curacao, Orange Flower Water)

High Proof Liquors
This category includes distilled spirits products that are sold at more than 100 proof (50% alcohol by volume). Products such as Bacardi 151, a 151 proof rum, and whiskeys sold at 120 and 150 proof, are popular ingredients in college student recipes, such as "Hop, Skip and Go Naked," "Skylab Fallout," and the "Zombie." Since alcohol more than 100 proof will ignite and burn, these high proof liquors are used in many flaming drinks.
 
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