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The act of diluting a [[Spirit|spirit]], normally done with soft, filtered [[Water|water]]. This reduces the [[Proof|proof]] of the spirit to drinking strength. The most common proof for drinking is 80, or 40% [[ABV]].
The act of diluting a [[Spirit|spirit]], normally done with soft, filtered [[Water|water]]. This reduces the [[Proof|proof]] of the spirit to drinking strength. The most common proof for drinking is 80°, or 40% [[ABV]].


[[Category:Glossary]]
[[Category:Glossary]]

Revision as of 21:46, 24 August 2017

The act of diluting a spirit, normally done with soft, filtered water. This reduces the proof of the spirit to drinking strength. The most common proof for drinking is 80°, or 40% ABV.