Beer percentages OOP WAS:Re: [Sca-cooks] MY DAY IN CLASS

Anne duBosc anne_du_bosc at yahoo.com
Wed Jan 29 15:39:52 PST 2003


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I think part of the confusion over the percentage of alcohol in beer comes from the difference between proof and percent.  For some obscure reason, proof is twice percent, so if a beer is 6 percent, it's 12 proof.  What my father-in-law (a cousin of Baron Corwyn's) was getting as he lay under the worm with his mouth open was probably nearly 200 proof.
Mordonna
 Mike Newton <melcnewt at netins.net> wrote:Ok according to the Miller brewing company website, Millertime.com, there
percentages run from 0.4% for Sharps to 3.88% for Old English 800 3.2 and
Hamms 3.2 to a whopping 8% for Old English High Gravity 800. all there other
products are listed as well. it is under a section called Nutrition. Check
your other favorite alcoholic beverage website for there information.

Thorbjorn
Rokeclif, Northshield, Middle
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OK, what's the deal. I checked all the beer in the pantry and the Zima
Regular and Zima Citrus, the Smirnoff Ice and the Fuzzy Navel all had % on
the bottles. However, Miller Genuine Draft Light, MGD Genuine Draft, Miller
Lite, Corona Extra, Corona Light, Henry Weinhard's Private Reserve,
Heineken, and Skyy Blue are all %less. Aren't these guys supposed to put a
percentage on everything, or is all beer considered between a certain
percentage?

Isabella
"Pixel, Goddess and Queen"
wrote:
Don't the Cheap American Pilsners (Bud, Miller, Mick, etc.) have alcohol
levels around 2-4% or something like that?

Margaret


> "Near beer" is a malt beverage without enough alcohol to be considered and
> alcoholic beverage. "Small beer" has about 1 to 3%.
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> Bear
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> Wouldn't small beer be more like our 'near beer'. Couldn't find a % on
> any of the beer here, and there's LOTS! Why? My son drives for Miller and
we
> are stocking up on stuff for Estrella!!!
> I am sure Master A. or Drakey will have the numbers.
> Isabella

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