Best Whiskey 200Ml
High alcohol content with no nutritional value and well-documented health risks from ethanol.
Contains alcohol. Not for sale or use by minors. Excessive consumption can cause intoxication, addiction, liver damage, increased cancer risk, and other health issues. Drink responsibly and avoid operating vehicles or machinery.
What's the verdict?
Generic whiskey product with no specific brand details available. It offers standard whiskey flavor notes from grain distillation and barrel aging but lacks any added nutritional elements or functional benefits.
Ingredients
3 listed · 1 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Ethanol (Fermented Distilled Alcohol)Caution
Primary active component providing intoxication and empty calories (7 kcal/g); acts as CNS depressant leading to impaired judgment, addiction potential, liver toxicity, elevated cancer risks, and cardiovascular strain with heavy use; no beneficial nutrients.
- Water (Diluent and Carrier)
Reduces alcohol concentration to standard 40% ABV; completely neutral with no positive or negative health effects in this application, though it contributes to the product's volume without adding calories or nutrients.
- Oak Barrel Congeners (Aging Flavor Compounds)
Trace elements like tannins and vanillin from barrel aging add flavor but in negligible amounts; may contribute to hangover severity or mild irritation; no meaningful nutritional benefit and potential for sensitivity in some consumers.
Nutrition
| calories | 220 |
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None: total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, vitamin d, calcium, iron, potassium.
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