Non-Alcoholic Seltzer: What the Label Has to Mean
Grocery seltzer is 0%. Non-alcoholic malt needs the <0.5% adjacent line. Under 0.5% cannot say beer. Recat off alcohol 25.
Grocery seltzer is 0%. Non-alcoholic malt needs the <0.5% adjacent line. Under 0.5% cannot say beer. Recat off alcohol 25.
The non-alcoholic Kirkland margarita mix has no publicly named producer — labels show Distributed by Costco. Do not confuse it with the alcoholic Golden Margarita RTD. The mix is zero drinks until you add tequila.
Mixer English, not IBA. Leftover IBA Margarita 50/20/15 tequila. Unused 7-way ranking. Unused 5.148 as a 0% mix neck.
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Updated August 2026. “Cordial” is not a separate US distilled-spirits class from liqueur. is the liqueur / cordial standard: a flavored distilled spirit with added sugar (and optional coloring) bottled at not less than 30° proof (15% alcohol by volume) in most cases. Brand pages may say cordial or liqueur. Baileys Original prints 17% official. … Read more
No official better Michelob. Official brand pages unused this run. Ultra retail tiles 4.2%/95/2.6g FLAG. Light unused FLAG. No ranking.
Spumante is Italian sparkling-pressure talk. Brut is a sweetness word. Not a winner. Typical table ~12–14%.
Shandy and radler are beer-plus-lemonade serve talk, not TTB classes. Official brand ABVs unused — FLAG. Typical lager ~5%.
No official Kahlúa substitute. US Original 20%; Ohio 21.5 / other 16 FLAG. Baileys 17% is Irish cream. No ranking.
No official Grand Marnier substitute. Cordon Rouge official 40% / 80. Cointreau 40% is a different bottle. Gran Gala official unused FLAG.