Examples of using The alcohol content in English and their translations into Japanese
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But remember, Awamori is far stronger than Sake, in some cases having twice the alcohol content!
If the distillation process is repeated several times, it seems to increase the alcohol content to 40- 50%.
At least the tax office wants to know exactly about the alcohol content of beverages.
Strong doesn't really mean the alcohol content- it's a reference to its sweeter, full-bodied flavour, created by adding extra malt.
The alcohol content of a drink can be found onthe label of the bottle, with a percentage figure representing the grams of alcohol per 100ml of volume.
Therefore it is more accurate to measure theconsumptionlevelby taking into account both the volume consumed and the alcohol content, usually in terms of units 1 unit 10 gram alcohol. .
Even though winemakers are not forced into listing their ingredients on wine labels, the U.S. government does require wine labels to list the alcohol content.
The alcohol content of a beer is typically 4.5% to 8.5% while that of Maotai can be as high as 40% or to the extreme of even 80.
Not long cooked glutinous rice brewed rice wine is Vietnam's national drink, taste is very mellow, but the alcohol content is as high as 40 degrees.
The alcohol content of this wine was 15.
Another difference between the two is the alcohol content.
The alcohol content evaporates in the process of cooking.
Conversely, the alcohol content can also be increased via membranes.
Each edible cocktail has the alcohol content of half of a shot.
As for how long it will last, that depends on the alcohol content.
By law, a drink may be termed"non-alcoholic" if the alcohol content does not exceed 0.5 percent.
When shaken, the alcohol content of shochu drops a bit. It becomes milder& easier to drink.