grain alcohol

And in no time flat he was feeling the effects of the grain alcohol.

Alex just sat there and had a hit of pure grain alcohol.

Grain alcohol is generally made through a process called fermentation.

Which is why I'm constantly upping my standards with grain alcohol.

"More like the equivalent of pure grain alcohol," Carol said.

With the "foodstuffs" you want to take a man would be in a position to make anything from vodka to grain alcohol.

In addition to the beer and wine I had bought a bottle of pure grain alcohol.

Furthermore, it ran on grain alcohol (ethanol) instead of gasoline.

Grain alcohol from maize is traditionally the source of Bourbon whiskey.

The two veterans have easy access to the drugs, homemade beer and grain alcohol that is sold on the beach.

The alcohol used in alcoholic drinks is known as ethanol or grain alcohol.

Then he poured her a tot of the grain alcohol that was currently in use as a pain-killer.

The name Everclear was chosen as a reference to the infamous grain alcohol.

Grain alcohol cut fifty percent with water.

Not for me the 190 Octane, which the menu describes as a mixture of vodka, grain alcohol and orange.

In common usage, "alcohol" often means ethanol or "grain alcohol".

Some wine is made from cheap apple-juice concentrate, with grain alcohol and color added, viticulturists say.

Smirnoff vodka is basically a mixture of pure grain alcohol and water filtered through charcoal.

Essentially non-drinkable grain alcohol, ethanol is produced by fermenting plant sugars.

After another drop of grain alcohol he was able to talk again, and said the angel was below them now, and slightly behind.

Heat and add grain alcohol, generously.

Police also found 1,000 liters of grain alcohol, which, when checked at a lab, was found to be contaminated and hazardous.

First of all, he got two gallons of pure grain alcohol, 190 proof, or 95 percent pure.

Lemon zest, or peels without the pith, are steeped in grain alcohol until the oil is released.

The Alcohol-Gasoline model was exactly what it said on the tin: a mixture of grain alcohol and gasoline.