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On average, in 100 ml of 40-degree alcohol contains 400 g of ethanol, 100 ml of wine has 12 g of ethanol, 100 ml of beer contains 5 g of ethanol.
A man weighs 65kg, drank 200ml of white wine 42 degrees of alcohol, finished drinking at 10 pm, then the blood in the next morning at 8 am out of alcohol.
The ancient cup made of clay, inverted cone, no straps, is used in Minoan parties.
Roman shipwrecks carrying thousands of nearly two straps almost intact containing wine and food.
Research by scientists indicates that the process of absorbing and metabolizing alcohol from fruits is part of the reason for saving apes from extinction.
Air Co. The US claims to have created the world's first 'carbon-negative' vodka by using a solar-powered machine that turns CO2 molecules into ethanol.
Old bottles of wine, taken from the S / S Kyros steamship in the waters between Sweden and Finland, can still be drunk.
In times of stress, many people often think about enjoying a glass of wine to calm the mood, however, astronauts are not allowed to do so.
British scientists have invented a miniature device described as
Drinking 1 glass of wine every day, I can see different changes happening to my body and mood. Some changes really surprised me.
Scientists at the University of Plymouth, UK, have conducted research to show that glass bottles contain potentially dangerous heavy metals.
You should cook beef and green cauliflower, drink red wine to eat almonds, onion salad mix grapes ...
Curacao - the island located to the south of the Caribbean welcomes us with colorful painted roofs between the deep blue ocean.
The marble head with glass eyes thought to be of Dionysus wine god suddenly appeared in the middle of a medieval ruins wall.