The no-alcohol month of Dry January is a thing, but as with all “things,” sooner or later there's a derivative of that thing. Say hello to Damp January: just “some” alcohol, but not a lot.

When you pick up a bottle of whiskey, you'll notice a number on the label followed by a percentage sign and "ABV." This percentage is crucial in understanding the strength of the whiskey. What Is ABV?

Most avid drinkers know that both ABV and proof refer to the alcohol content of a spirit, but what is the difference between the two numbers?

Some have alcohol — as much as 90 proof — and some don’t. Often, it’s hard to tell and you really need to read the fine print. So, somewhat ironically, ...

Absinthe is typically between 90 proof and 148 proof, but it's possible to find 179 proof absinthe — this proof means that it contains a formidable 89% alcohol.

Some have alcohol — as much as 90 proof — and some don’t. Often, it’s hard to tell and you really need to read the fine print. So, somewhat ironically, Martin skips the naming controversy and calls ...

I tested six of the best non-alcoholic whiskeys, compared their flavor profiles to Big Nose Kate Western Whiskey (90 proof), and assessed their performance in mocktails.

And remember the 190 proof alcohol goes in the motor, not in the body. Kathy Milton channel for Action News. Advertisement RETRO FIND: 1980s pickup truck fueled by alcohol. The fuel ...

I'm talking about the high proof alcohol, like 190 proof, 90%,” he said. Why is hard liquor dangerous Alcohol is a toxic, psychoactive, and dependence-producing substance, that can wreak havoc ...

The result was 190 proof alcohol, that’s 95 percent alcohol and 5 percent water. “We’re making it for about 50 cents a gallon, and anyone can do the same,” Healey said.

The result was 190 proof alcohol, that’s 95 percent alcohol and 5 percent water. “We’re making it for about 50 cents a gallon, and anyone can do the same,” Healey said.