Category: Beverage guide

According to Orbit Beers' official FAQ, their multi-award-winning Nico Köln Lager is officially certified as gluten-free. However, navigating the world of gluten-free beer can be complex, and not all of Orbit's offerings are suitable for those with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. This guide will explain which of their products are genuinely gluten-free and how the process works.

While most common liquors fall around 40% ABV, some spirits, notably certain absinthe variations and grain alcohol products, are bottled at a potent 70% ABV, or 140 proof. This high concentration has a significant impact on flavor profile, safe consumption practices, and legal availability.

Smirnoff Hard Seltzer typically contains 4.5% alcohol by volume (ABV) in its standard varieties. This makes it a popular, low-calorie alternative to beer for many consumers seeking a lighter, flavored alcoholic beverage.

A well-made 100-proof vodka can taste cleaner and silkier than a poorly made 80-proof vodka. This fact alone suggests that the common belief—is higher proof always better alcohol?—is a myth that needs to be debunked. The alcohol content, or proof, is just one factor among many that contributes to a spirit's overall quality and appeal.

Over 200 million people in the U.S. have consumed hard seltzer, making it a beverage category with a wide audience. To understand what do Trulys have in them, it's important to differentiate between their two main product lines: the classic Hard Seltzer and the newer Vodka Soda. While both offer a crisp, refreshing experience, their ingredient bases are distinct.

According to product descriptions from retailers, Monster Super Fuel is specifically designed to be non-carbonated. This sets it apart from traditional Monster energy drinks, as it is marketed as a 'hard-charging sports fuel' rather than a standard fizzy beverage.

According to the official Jumex Hard Nectar FAQ, the product is not gluten-free. This is an important distinction for anyone with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity, as it confirms that this specific alcoholic beverage contains gluten.

According to Starbucks' official nutritional data, a Grande (16 oz) hot or iced Caffè Mocha contains 175mg of caffeine. This might be more or less than you expect, and several factors influence the final caffeine count in your favorite chocolatey coffee drink.

While both mezcal and whiskey are potent spirits, their alcoholic strength can be quite similar, with standard offerings often sitting around 40% ABV. However, the specific bottling, whether standard-proof or cask-strength, is the true determinant of which one packs a more powerful punch, making the comparison less about the category and more about the individual bottle.

Did you know that many Starbucks Refreshers, including the popular Strawberry Acai, contain caffeine from green coffee extract? For a truly caffeine free strawberry drink at Starbucks, you need to navigate the menu carefully to ensure your refreshing treat is completely stimulant-free.