Food Grade Ethanol 101
Many herbal tincture recipes call for a specific alcohol strength. They do not just say “use alcohol.” They often call for 95%, 70%, 50%, or 40% ABV. If you are starting with 200 Proof Food Grade Ethanol, you can dilute it...
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Many herbal tincture recipes call for a specific alcohol strength. They do not just say “use alcohol.” They often call for 70%, 50%, or 40% ABV. If you are starting with 190 Proof Food Grade Ethanol, you can dilute it down...
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If you have ever mixed ethanol and water and noticed the final volume is a little less than expected, you are not imagining things. This effect is called contraction, and it is an important concept to understand when working with...
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How Alcohol is Measured: Understanding ABV and Proof Whether you're making herbal tinctures, perfumes, flavor extracts, or other DIY creations, understanding how alcohol content is measured is essential. When shopping for food grade ethanol or reading labels on spirits, you'll...
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