What is the highest legal alcohol volume that a shop, supermarket or pub/bar can sell to their costumer?
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- ArimatthewdaviesLv 77 months agoFavorite Answer
Everclear! Pure grain alcohol! And most liquor stores sell that. If you are a super market you're allowed to sell wine up to 22% alcohol.
If you are a pub or a bar you are allowed to serve whatever proof liquor is sold commercially and there is a tequila that is 90% alcohol! The exception to this law is snake venom beer a place that sells only beer can sell you snake venom beer which is a whopping. 69 percent alcohol
- Anonymous7 months ago
Spirits can hit well up to the 60s so i really don’t know
- Anonymous7 months ago
Depends on local regulations - have bought 190 proof Everclear in my state at a liquor store.
In a state I used to live in the highest proof I could get was 151 (either Everclear or Bacardi).
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- 7 months ago
Depends on the state. I remember buying grain alcohol from the state store in Pennsylvania many decades ago.
- megalomaniacLv 77 months ago
Where I live people can buy as much alcohol as they want (it isn't a matter of volume).
The percentage of alcohol matters though. The rules vary considerably from place to place.