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Hard Liquor

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Hard Liquor
A popular term for beverages with a high—often > 30% by volume (i.e., 60 proof)—alcohol content (e.g., gin, rum, vodka, whiskey). Hard liquors are preferred by alcoholics, as a steady state of low-level inebriation is easier to maintain

hard liquor
A popular term for beverages with a high–often > 30% by volume–ie, 60 proof alcohol content–eg, gin, rum, vodka, whiskey; HLs are preferred by alcoholics as a steady state of low-level inebriation is easier to maintain. See Standard drink.


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