Hydrometer floating in 190 Proof Food Grade Ethanol by Culinary Solvent 190 proof 95% Abv food grade alcohol by Culinary Solvent

Pure, 190 Proof

Food Grade Ethanol

Looking for smaller bottles?

Due to the rules and regulations that govern food grade alcohol, the minimum size bottle we are permitted to sell 190 proof food grade alcohol in is 5 gallons. If you require 190 proof alcohol, but less than 5 gallons at a time, follow this simple guide to dilute your 200 proof down to 190 proof.

190 Proof Alcohol FAQs

No hazmat fee is required for shipping orders under 5 gallons. A hazmat fee required by FedEx for orders over 5-gallons is incorporated into the shipping costs that display at checkout.

Yes, orders of 190 proof alcohol require an adult signature at time of delivery. If you will not be available to sign for your delivery, customers may submit an adult signature release form before the order ships.

Yes. Culinary Solvent 190 proof alcohol is non denatured, contains zero additives, and is the best alcohol for making tinctures, hands down.

Yes. 190 proof alcohol by Culinary Solvent is ideal for making flavor extracts, including homemade vanilla extract. View our vanilla extract recipe here.

Yes. Culinary Solvent's 190 proof nondenatured ethyl alcohol is safe for skin, highly evaporative, miscible with fragrance oils, ...pretty much perfect for perfumers.

Yes. Both terms "undenatured" and "nondenatured" mean zero additives and are used interchangeably to represent pure alcohol products.

When packaged in units under 1 gallon, the TTB considers 190 proof non-denatured alcohol as "for beverage purposes". Because we don't offer 1 gallon containers, but instead fulfill orders of 1 gallon using 4x 32 fl oz quart size bottles, we don't currently offer units of 190 proof alcohol smaller than 5-gallon jugs at this time. Diluting 200 proof down to 190 proof is as simple as "just adding water" and we've written this blog post here to walk you through the process.

Both Culinary Solvent and Everclear are pure nondenatured ethyl alcohol products bottled at 190 proof (95% ABV), but the similarities stop there. Learn more about Culinary Solvent vs Everclear here.