bead proof
The term "bead proof" originates from traditional methods used in distilleries to measure the strength of alcoholic beverages by observing bubble formation.
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Definition
C2Distilleries
(historical, technical)A measure of the strength of alcoholic liquor determined by the formation and persistence of bubbles when the liquor is shaken.
Example
- The distiller checked the bead proof to ensure the whiskey had the correct alcohol content.
- In the past, bead proof was a common method for assessing the potency of spirits.
Similar
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