Most avid drinkers know that both ABV and proof refer to the alcohol content of a spirit, but what is the difference between ...

ABV stands for "Alcohol by Volume," and it measures the amount of pure alcohol (ethanol) in a drink, displayed as a percentage of the total volume. In whiskey, the ABV reflects the concentration ...

ABV stands for "alcohol by volume" and it is a measure of the percentage of pure alcohol in a beverage. It helps customers understand the alcoholic strength in their drinks. In a statement ...

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The 3.2 refers to the beer’s percentage of alcohol by weight (ABW). The now standard measure is alcohol by volume (ABV), and an ABW of 3.2 percent translates to an ABV of about 4 percent.