The 70 proof spirit is available in 750ml and 50ml sizes.

To obtain a higher proof spirit, receiving vessels had to be changed so multiple distillations could take place.

A 44 proof spirit launched at the beginning of the year 2012 ; the last Tatratea addition.

Mutage is carried out during the fermentation by the addition of 95 (minimum) proof spirit.

Thus, the definition amounts to declaring that 100 proof spirit has an ABV of 4/7.

It had a vague taste of American blends, but it was good and sharp on the palate and lungs like 90 proof spirits.

Taaka vodka was first introduced in 1948 and is available in bottles of 80, 90, and 100 proof spirits.

A clear, high proof spirit made from potatoes but, unlike vodka, always herbed (dilled, etc.)

Polar Ice vodka is an eighty proof spirit, priced similarly to Smirnoff and Svedka.

It is a super-premium 80 proof spirit that will have a "multimillion-dollar promotion budget" and a slightly higher price than Stolichnaya, a Russian vodka imported by Pepsico.

The straight whiskey component adds characteristic whiskey flavor to the blend, as the higher proof spirit loses most flavoring compounds during the distillation process, and does not gain flavors from barrel aging.

One drink is the equivalent of a 12 oz beer (regular or "lite"), a 5 oz glass of wine, or a drink containing 1.5 oz of 80 proof spirits or liqueurs.

In the first year of the new distillery, G&W produced 849,700 U.S. gallons of proof spirits, a value equivalent to one quarter of the entire Canadian production at that time ().

'Tut, man,' said Sir Terence; 'I know him now better than you; he will stand, you'll find, the shock of that regiment of figures-- he is steel to the backbone, and proof spirit.' '

From the 18th century until 1 January 1980, the UK measured alcohol content in terms of "proof spirit", which was defined as spirit with a gravity of 12/13 that of water, or 923kg/m, and equivalent to 57.15% ABV.

However, records of its annual production volumes of whisky can be found in tax returns, which show it producing 28,056 "Total Gallons of Proof Spirit" during 1826 (roughly 125,000 litres) - making it the biggest distillery in Caithness at the time.

In Britain, this replaced the Sikes hydrometer system (based on proof spirit) which was used since 1816, although officially the Customs and Excise Act of 1952 defined "spirits of proof strength" (or proof spirits):

Proof spirit has at 60° Fahrenheit a specific gravity of 0.93353, 100 parts by volume of the same consisting of 50 parts of absolute alcohol and 53.71 parts of water," the apparent excess of water being due to contraction of the liquids on mixture.

Some of the distillery's labels included Eagle Gin, Proof Spirits, Pure Malt Whiskies, East India Bitters, Buck Bourbon Blend Whiskey, Willow Springs Sour Mash Whiskies, and Golden Sheaf Rye Whiskey.

In the United States "proof spirit is defined by law to be that mixture of alcohol and water which contains one half of its volume of alcohol, the alcohol when at a temperature of 60° Fahrenheit being of specific gravity 0.7939 referred to water at its maximum density as unity.