What are the difference between liquor, alcohol and wine?

For starters, beer, wine, brandy, whiskey, rum, vodka, bourbon, stout, scotch, feni, champagne, tequila, gin are alcoholic beverages which mean they contain significant amount of the alcohol ethanol (ethyl alcohol). read more

Beer (Alcohol content: 4%-6% ABV generally) and Wine (Alcohol content: 9%-16% ABV) are alcoholic beverages produced by fermentation. Beer is generally composed of malted barley and/or wheat and wine is made using fermented grapes. The above two have low alcohol content. read more

Key Difference – Wine vs Liquor Wine and liquor are two alcoholic beverages that are widely consumed all over the world. Although both these beverages contain alcohol, there is a difference in the alcohol content or proof in them. read more

Alcohol, or alcoholic beverage, is a general term used to refer to a drink that contains ethanol. Alcohol is a universal social element used for relaxation. Wine is a type of alcoholic beverage. It employs a fermentation technique that usually takes longer than that of others alcoholic beverages. read more