Chelada vs Michelada: What’s the Difference?
Chelada and Michelada are bar English plus branded malt SKUs, not TTB types. Official branded Chelada ABV unused — FLAG. Typical lager ~5%.
Chelada and Michelada are bar English plus branded malt SKUs, not TTB types. Official branded Chelada ABV unused — FLAG. Typical lager ~5%.
No official cranberry-drink ranking. Juice is 0%. Typical US spirit 40% FLAG. Count the spirit.
No official white-wine mixed-drink ranking. Typical US table lots ~12% FLAG. Spritz mixers are 0% unless sparkling wine.
No official SoCo mixer. Official southerncomfort.com unused — FLAG. Not bourbon. Cola and lemonade are 0%. Read the neck.
No official best tequila soda. Soda is 0%. Typical US 40% FLAG. Casamigos 1609/1416; 1800 NOM 1612; Don Julio 1449; Patrón 1492.
No official peach-schnapps mixer ranking. Flavor talk under 5.150. Official brand ABVs unused FLAG. Mixer talk is not a class.
Blanton’s Original official page this run prints 93 proof / 46.5%, Mash Bill #2, and Warehouse H. It does not print an age statement — FLAG NAS. Allocated. No street price.
Washington beer sales are 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. statewide (WAC 314-11-070). Cities can tighten. Sunday is not a separate dry morning.
Whiskey is the class. Scotch is the Scotland file. Bourbon is the US corn type. Glenfiddich 12 US 40%. Maker’s Mark 90. Not a ranking.
A 10-year bourbon is an age statement: the youngest whiskey in the bottle is 10 years. Eagle Rare 10 is the widely distributed labeled 10 at 90 proof (1.13 drinks per 1.5 oz). NAS bottles are not 10-year. Not a 15-bottle ranking.