How to Test Liquids for Alcohol Percentage

Instructions 1 Pour a sample of your must into the sample container. Your hydrometer will typically come with a special container for this purpose but you can use any clear container that's tall enough to keep your hydrometer from hitting the bottom of the container. It should also be narrow so that you don't use more must than needed to perform the test.

2 Place the hydrometer carefully into the container of must and spin it to dislodge any air bubbles. Ensure that there are no air bubbles on the side of the hydrometer, as this can significantly affect the specific gravity.

Hold the sample container so that the surface of the must is at eye level. Measure the specific gravity by observing the value of the hydrometer's scale at the surface level of the must.

4 Measure the temperature of the room and apply the proper correction value for your hydrometer. Most hydrometers are calibrated for a temperature of 20 degrees Celsius (68 degrees Fahrenheit), so you'll need to adjust the reading for any temperature difference. Record the corrected specific gravity measurement for future reference.

5 Measure the specific gravity of your wine after it has finished fermenting. Measure the specific gravity again as you did in steps 1 through 4 and subtract this value from your first measurement. Divide this value by 0.75 to get the alcohol by volume (ABV) value of your wine.

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">How to Test for Alcohol Content

Knowing how to test for alcohol content is important for the wine or beer maker trying to establish the appropriate alcohol content of a beverage. It is also important for those who wish to know the alcohol consumption of other beverages, such as parents who are concerned about their teenage children. The testing for alcohol content of wine or beer is not complicated. All that is required is a hydrometer and a little math. Testing other beverages for alcohol consumption is also easy; there are simple tests that are readily available and the testing process is quick and painless Instructions Test for Alcohol Content in Wine or Beer

1.Fill a test jar (a deep vessel, chimney-shaped), that will accommodate about ? to 2 cups with water.

2 Float a hydrometer in the test jar and make sure that it rests at 1.000; this is the normal specific gravity (SG) reading of water. Sugar dissolved in water will read heavier, as it is heavier than water, and a liquid measured after fermentation will read lighter or equal to that of the water.

3.Take an "OG" reading of your wine or beer before adding yeast using a hydrometer and take note of the number. The OG refers to the original gravity reading of your wine or beer before you add the yeast and start the fermentation process.

4 Wait for the wine or beer to ferment and take a second reading with the hydrometer. This number is the "FG" or final gravity. Note this number.

5 Subtract the OG from the FG.

6 Multiply the resulting number by 131 to get the alcohol by volume content or ABV.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Urine Test 7 Purchase a urine test kit. Test kits can readily be acquired from the Internet and also from some local pharmacies. Good sources are outlets which cater to parents interested in drug/alcohol testing for their teens.

8 Have the individual being tested supply an adequate sample using the cup provided in the test kit.

9 Ship the collected sample to a lab to be tested according to the packaging directions. Some kits can also be dropped off at a local pharmacy or doctor's office for processing. The length of time to obtain the results will vary depending on the amount of samples the lab has to process.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Breathalyzer 10 Buy a Breathalyzer from a business that sells these devices; the Internet is full of places that will offer these for a reasonable price.

11 Have the person being tested blow into the machine for the required amount of time in order to acquire the needed sample.

12 Wait for a few seconds after the machine signals a completed test. Read the results from the display screen.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Saliva Test 13 Obtain a testing kit from the Internet that will allow you to take a person's saliva for testing.

14 Use the swab that is included in the testing kit to obtain a sample from the inside of the person's mouth. The inside of the cheek is usually the best place to obtain this sample from.

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">How to Test for Alcohol Content

Knowing how to test for alcohol content is important for the wine or beer maker trying to establish the appropriate alcohol content of a beverage. It is also important for those who wish to know the alcohol consumption of other beverages, such as parents who are concerned about their teenage children. The testing for alcohol content of wine or beer is not complicated. All that is required is a hydrometer and a little math. Testing other beverages for alcohol consumption is also easy; there are simple tests that are readily available and the testing process is quick and painless Instructions Test for Alcohol Content in Wine or Beer

1.Fill a test jar (a deep vessel, chimney-shaped), that will accommodate about ? to 2 cups with water.

2 Float a hydrometer in the test jar and make sure that it rests at 1.000; this is the normal specific gravity (SG) reading of water. Sugar dissolved in water will read heavier, as it is heavier than water, and a liquid measured after fermentation will read lighter or equal to that of the water.

3.Take an "OG" reading of your wine or beer before adding yeast using a hydrometer and take note of the number. The OG refers to the original gravity reading of your wine or beer before you add the yeast and start the fermentation process.

4 Wait for the wine or beer to ferment and take a second reading with the hydrometer. This number is the "FG" or final gravity. Note this number.

5 Subtract the OG from the FG.

6 Multiply the resulting number by 131 to get the alcohol by volume content or ABV.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Urine Test 7 Purchase a urine test kit. Test kits can readily be acquired from the Internet and also from some local pharmacies. Good sources are outlets which cater to parents interested in drug/alcohol testing for their teens.

8 Have the individual being tested supply an adequate sample using the cup provided in the test kit.

9 Ship the collected sample to a lab to be tested according to the packaging directions. Some kits can also be dropped off at a local pharmacy or doctor's office for processing. The length of time to obtain the results will vary depending on the amount of samples the lab has to process.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Breathalyzer 10 Buy a Breathalyzer from a business that sells these devices; the Internet is full of places that will offer these for a reasonable price.

11 Have the person being tested blow into the machine for the required amount of time in order to acquire the needed sample.

12 Wait for a few seconds after the machine signals a completed test. Read the results from the display screen.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Saliva Test 13 Obtain a testing kit from the Internet that will allow you to take a person's saliva for testing.

14 Use the swab that is included in the testing kit to obtain a sample from the inside of the person's mouth. The inside of the cheek is usually the best place to obtain this sample from.

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1.Fill a test jar (a deep vessel, chimney-shaped), that will accommodate about ? to 2 cups with water.

2 Float a hydrometer in the test jar and make sure that it rests at 1.000; this is the normal specific gravity (SG) reading of water. Sugar dissolved in water will read heavier, as it is heavier than water, and a liquid measured after fermentation will read lighter or equal to that of the water.

3.Take an "OG" reading of your wine or beer before adding yeast using a hydrometer and take note of the number. The OG refers to the original gravity reading of your wine or beer before you add the yeast and start the fermentation process.

4 Wait for the wine or beer to ferment and take a second reading with the hydrometer. This number is the "FG" or final gravity. Note this number.

5 Subtract the OG from the FG.

6 Multiply the resulting number by 131 to get the alcohol by volume content or ABV.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Urine Test 7 Purchase a urine test kit. Test kits can readily be acquired from the Internet and also from some local pharmacies. Good sources are outlets which cater to parents interested in drug/alcohol testing for their teens.

8 Have the individual being tested supply an adequate sample using the cup provided in the test kit.

9 Ship the collected sample to a lab to be tested according to the packaging directions. Some kits can also be dropped off at a local pharmacy or doctor's office for processing. The length of time to obtain the results will vary depending on the amount of samples the lab has to process.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Breathalyzer 10 Buy a Breathalyzer from a business that sells these devices; the Internet is full of places that will offer these for a reasonable price.

11 Have the person being tested blow into the machine for the required amount of time in order to acquire the needed sample.

12 Wait for a few seconds after the machine signals a completed test. Read the results from the display screen.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Saliva Test 13 Obtain a testing kit from the Internet that will allow you to take a person's saliva for testing.

14 Use the swab that is included in the testing kit to obtain a sample from the inside of the person's mouth. The inside of the cheek is usually the best place to obtain this sample from.

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Knowing how to test for alcohol content is important for the wine or beer maker trying to establish the appropriate alcohol content of a beverage. It is also important for those who wish to know the alcohol consumption of other beverages, such as parents who are concerned about their teenage children. The testing for alcohol content of wine or beer is not complicated. All that is required is a hydrometer and a little math. Testing other beverages for alcohol consumption is also easy; there are simple tests that are readily available and the testing process is quick and painless Instructions Test for Alcohol Content in Wine or Beer

1.Fill a test jar (a deep vessel, chimney-shaped), that will accommodate about ? to 2 cups with water.

2 Float a hydrometer in the test jar and make sure that it rests at 1.000; this is the normal specific gravity (SG) reading of water. Sugar dissolved in water will read heavier, as it is heavier than water, and a liquid measured after fermentation will read lighter or equal to that of the water.

3.Take an "OG" reading of your wine or beer before adding yeast using a hydrometer and take note of the number. The OG refers to the original gravity reading of your wine or beer before you add the yeast and start the fermentation process.

4 Wait for the wine or beer to ferment and take a second reading with the hydrometer. This number is the "FG" or final gravity. Note this number.

5 Subtract the OG from the FG.

6 Multiply the resulting number by 131 to get the alcohol by volume content or ABV.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Urine Test 7 Purchase a urine test kit. Test kits can readily be acquired from the Internet and also from some local pharmacies. Good sources are outlets which cater to parents interested in drug/alcohol testing for their teens.

8 Have the individual being tested supply an adequate sample using the cup provided in the test kit.

9 Ship the collected sample to a lab to be tested according to the packaging directions. Some kits can also be dropped off at a local pharmacy or doctor's office for processing. The length of time to obtain the results will vary depending on the amount of samples the lab has to process.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Breathalyzer 10 Buy a Breathalyzer from a business that sells these devices; the Internet is full of places that will offer these for a reasonable price.

11 Have the person being tested blow into the machine for the required amount of time in order to acquire the needed sample.

12 Wait for a few seconds after the machine signals a completed test. Read the results from the display screen.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Saliva Test 13 Obtain a testing kit from the Internet that will allow you to take a person's saliva for testing.

14 Use the swab that is included in the testing kit to obtain a sample from the inside of the person's mouth. The inside of the cheek is usually the best place to obtain this sample from.

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1.Fill a test jar (a deep vessel, chimney-shaped), that will accommodate about ? to 2 cups with water.

2 Float a hydrometer in the test jar and make sure that it rests at 1.000; this is the normal specific gravity (SG) reading of water. Sugar dissolved in water will read heavier, as it is heavier than water, and a liquid measured after fermentation will read lighter or equal to that of the water.

3.Take an "OG" reading of your wine or beer before adding yeast using a hydrometer and take note of the number. The OG refers to the original gravity reading of your wine or beer before you add the yeast and start the fermentation process.

4 Wait for the wine or beer to ferment and take a second reading with the hydrometer. This number is the "FG" or final gravity. Note this number.

5 Subtract the OG from the FG.

6 Multiply the resulting number by 131 to get the alcohol by volume content or ABV.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Urine Test 7 Purchase a urine test kit. Test kits can readily be acquired from the Internet and also from some local pharmacies. Good sources are outlets which cater to parents interested in drug/alcohol testing for their teens.

8 Have the individual being tested supply an adequate sample using the cup provided in the test kit.

9 Ship the collected sample to a lab to be tested according to the packaging directions. Some kits can also be dropped off at a local pharmacy or doctor's office for processing. The length of time to obtain the results will vary depending on the amount of samples the lab has to process.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Breathalyzer 10 Buy a Breathalyzer from a business that sells these devices; the Internet is full of places that will offer these for a reasonable price.

11 Have the person being tested blow into the machine for the required amount of time in order to acquire the needed sample.

12 Wait for a few seconds after the machine signals a completed test. Read the results from the display screen.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Saliva Test 13 Obtain a testing kit from the Internet that will allow you to take a person's saliva for testing.

14 Use the swab that is included in the testing kit to obtain a sample from the inside of the person's mouth. The inside of the cheek is usually the best place to obtain this sample from.

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1.Fill a test jar (a deep vessel, chimney-shaped), that will accommodate about ? to 2 cups with water.

2 Float a hydrometer in the test jar and make sure that it rests at 1.000; this is the normal specific gravity (SG) reading of water. Sugar dissolved in water will read heavier, as it is heavier than water, and a liquid measured after fermentation will read lighter or equal to that of the water.

3.Take an "OG" reading of your wine or beer before adding yeast using a hydrometer and take note of the number. The OG refers to the original gravity reading of your wine or beer before you add the yeast and start the fermentation process.

4 Wait for the wine or beer to ferment and take a second reading with the hydrometer. This number is the "FG" or final gravity. Note this number.

5 Subtract the OG from the FG.

6 Multiply the resulting number by 131 to get the alcohol by volume content or ABV.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Urine Test 7 Purchase a urine test kit. Test kits can readily be acquired from the Internet and also from some local pharmacies. Good sources are outlets which cater to parents interested in drug/alcohol testing for their teens.

8 Have the individual being tested supply an adequate sample using the cup provided in the test kit.

9 Ship the collected sample to a lab to be tested according to the packaging directions. Some kits can also be dropped off at a local pharmacy or doctor's office for processing. The length of time to obtain the results will vary depending on the amount of samples the lab has to process.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Breathalyzer 10 Buy a Breathalyzer from a business that sells these devices; the Internet is full of places that will offer these for a reasonable price.

11 Have the person being tested blow into the machine for the required amount of time in order to acquire the needed sample.

12 Wait for a few seconds after the machine signals a completed test. Read the results from the display screen.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Saliva Test 13 Obtain a testing kit from the Internet that will allow you to take a person's saliva for testing.

14 Use the swab that is included in the testing kit to obtain a sample from the inside of the person's mouth. The inside of the cheek is usually the best place to obtain this sample from.

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1.Fill a test jar (a deep vessel, chimney-shaped), that will accommodate about ? to 2 cups with water.

2 Float a hydrometer in the test jar and make sure that it rests at 1.000; this is the normal specific gravity (SG) reading of water. Sugar dissolved in water will read heavier, as it is heavier than water, and a liquid measured after fermentation will read lighter or equal to that of the water.

3.Take an "OG" reading of your wine or beer before adding yeast using a hydrometer and take note of the number. The OG refers to the original gravity reading of your wine or beer before you add the yeast and start the fermentation process.

4 Wait for the wine or beer to ferment and take a second reading with the hydrometer. This number is the "FG" or final gravity. Note this number.

5 Subtract the OG from the FG.

6 Multiply the resulting number by 131 to get the alcohol by volume content or ABV.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Urine Test 7 Purchase a urine test kit. Test kits can readily be acquired from the Internet and also from some local pharmacies. Good sources are outlets which cater to parents interested in drug/alcohol testing for their teens.

8 Have the individual being tested supply an adequate sample using the cup provided in the test kit.

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Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Breathalyzer 10 Buy a Breathalyzer from a business that sells these devices; the Internet is full of places that will offer these for a reasonable price.

11 Have the person being tested blow into the machine for the required amount of time in order to acquire the needed sample.

12 Wait for a few seconds after the machine signals a completed test. Read the results from the display screen.

Test for Alcohol Consumption Using a Saliva Test 13 Obtain a testing kit from the Internet that will allow you to take a person's saliva for testing.

14 Use the swab that is included in the testing kit to obtain a sample from the inside of the person's mouth. The inside of the cheek is usually the best place to obtain this sample from.

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