Updated August 2026. These are two cinnamon bottles, not a trophy pair. Fireball Cinnamon Whisky is a flavored specialty, not a TTB whiskey class. Trade tiles print 33% / 66; malt or wine “Cinnamon” SKUs omit “Whisky.” Goldschläger is a cinnamon liqueur. Official ABV unused. A 1.5-ounce pour at 33% is 0.83 of one NIAAA … Read more
No. Crown Royal Fine De Luxe is blended Canadian whisky at 40% ABV. Bourbon must be made in the United States from ≥51% corn in new charred oak (27 CFR 5.143).
Sipping bourbon is not a TTB class. Straight bourbon is ≥2 years at ≥80 proof. Higher proof and bottled-in-bond change the drink math. No 2022 ranking or MSRP.
Four Roses Small Batch is 90 proof. Single Barrel OBSV is 100 proof. Yellow/core Bourbon is 80 (a 100-proof core also exists). Official fourrosesbourbon.com. Not a score.
Reposado is CRT aged tequila: ≥2 months in oak. Typical US 40%. Not a sipping score. NOM-006 / 27 CFR 5.148.
Tequila is a Mexican agave Denomination of Origin spirit (CRT / 27 CFR 5.148). Whiskey is a grain distillate stored in oak (5.143). Most US bottles of either are 40% ABV.
The IBA Moscow Mule is 45 ml Smirnoff vodka, 120 ml ginger beer, and 10 ml lime. That 45 ml of 40% vodka is one standard drink. Not a 2022 ranking.
Woodford Reserve Distiller’s Select is 90.4 proof (45.2% ABV) on the brand page. A 1.5 oz pour is 1.13 standard drinks. Brown-Forman, Versailles, Kentucky. No invented MSRP.
Kahlúa is a coffee liqueur, not Irish cream. US Original 20%; Ohio 21.5%; other-market 16% FLAG. Official open-bottle months unused — FLAG, neck.
Updated July 2026. There is no official best way to drink brandy. Brandy has to be fruit distillate bottled at 40% or more unless a stated exception applies. Cognac is a type inside that class. Neat, rocks, or a mixed drink are service choices, not types. Typical US bottles print 40%. A 1.5-ounce pour at … Read more
