Food Grade Ethanol 101
"Everclear®," widely recognized as a term for "high-proof alcohol," is frequently searched for by thousands in Iowa who require 200 proof food grade ethanol for various non-beverage applications. Despite the high demand, Iowa laws restrict the sale of "Everclear" in retail stores, leaving many to wonder,...
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"Everclear®," widely recognized as a term for "high-proof alcohol," is frequently searched for by thousands in Hawaii who require 200 proof food grade ethanol for various non-beverage applications. Despite the high demand, Hawaii laws restrict the sale of "Everclear" in retail stores, leaving many to wonder,...
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"Everclear®," widely recognized as a term for "high-proof alcohol," is frequently searched for by thousands in Florida who require 200 proof food grade ethanol for various non-beverage applications. Despite the high demand, Florida laws restrict the sale of "Everclear" in retail stores, leaving many to wonder, "Where...
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"Everclear®," widely recognized as a term for "high-proof alcohol," is frequently searched for by thousands in California who require 200 proof food grade ethanol for various non-beverage applications. Despite the high demand, California laws restrict the sale of "Everclear" in retail...
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Everclear 190-proof alcohol is banned in 15 states, making in-person purchase of Everclear illegal in those states. The US states where Everclear is illegal include California, Florida, Hawaii, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania,...
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