In most legal jurisdictions it is one half of one percent.
Alcohol.
In Texas it is more than one-half of one percent of alcohol by volume
No. Non-alcoholic or N/A beer actually does contain small amounts of alcohol, and is therefore included in laws prohibiting consumption of alcohol by people under 21.
Amaretto does not contain caffeine as it's an alcoholic beverage.
Alcoholic beverages can be set afire if they contain high enough proof (percentage) alcohol. It is usually helpful to heat the beverage to drive off sufficient vapor to ignite.
Sure you can. It still has the same amount of alcohol, it will just taste bad. That is, unless, flat beer is your thing.
No, not alcohol by its self, BUT there are plenty of liquors (alcoholic beverages) that contain caffeine.
no, they still contain a small amount of alcohol (around .25% to .4%) which technically still makes it an Alcoholic Beverage. may be different from state to state, but here in CA this Law still applies.
Alcohol is an intoxicant, not a depressant. Some alcoholic beverages contain other substances such as hops, which contain chemicals that are depressants .
no monster does not contain any sorces of alcohol the only way there would be alcohol is if you put it in by yourself
Short answer: A non-alcoholic drink has no alcohol and an alcoholic drink has alcohol. Longer answer: Alcoholic drinks contain alcohol. Drink enough of them and you get drunk. Non-alcoholic drinks don't contain alcohol and you can binge on them any way you like and still be okay to drive, for instance. But be careful here since some "non-alcoholic" beers actually contain some alcohol, like only 1 percent. =================== Alcoholic drinks contain alcoholic content that can make its drinkers drunk while non-alcoholic drinks are bare drinks without any alcohol content. Such examples are: water, fruit juices and carbonated drinks.
Any type of alcoholic beverages brewed with yeast will contain ethanol (ethyl alcohol).