1) Distilled liquors have quite a bit lower density (and thus less buoyancy) than a swimming pool because alcohol is lighter than water. You cannot float in 80-proof [40 per cent] alcohol – even with lungs fully inflated, your body is denser than the liquor and you will sink if you stop swimming. read more
Before you jump, send me the location of this pool. Turn on GPS in your smartphone and use the Share Location feature. Now, if you jump into a pool of liquor, the following things would happen: Liquor is lighter than water. Human body can't float in liquor based on density difference even if your lungs is full of air. read more
The owner of the winery jumped in to help the worker get out, and both men died, overcome by fumes. Andrei Godoroja, software engineer. http: //qr.ae/GNOuY. One consequence: your suicide by drowning in booze would be a very expensive death. Even a small (12ft x 24ft) swimming pool holds 36,698 litres of water. read more