Liqueurs

Both are orange liqueurs under 5.150. Official ABVs unused as a ranking FLAG. No crown.

Updated August 2026. “Cordial” is not a separate US distilled-spirits class from liqueur. is the liqueur / cordial standard: a flavored distilled spirit with added sugar (and optional coloring) bottled at not less than 30° proof (15% alcohol by volume) in most cases. Brand pages may say cordial or liqueur. Baileys Original prints 17% official. … Read more

No official Cointreau substitute. L’Unique official 40%. Triple sec is not a TTB class. Other orange liqueurs 27 CFR 5.150.

Updated August 2026. Elderflower-liqueur taste is not a TTB class. These bottles sit under St-Germain is one SKU; official pages omit ABV. Trade tiles often print 20%. Other elderflower liqueurs vary. Floral talk is bar English. A 1.5-ounce pour at 20% would be half of one NIAAA drink if that neck is 20%. Related: St-Germain … Read more

Hpnotiq official is 17%. Live storage line unused — FLAG. Not a cream liqueur.

Updated July 2026. St-Germain taste is not a TTB class. Official FAQ: French elderflower liqueur (Sambucus nigra) at 20% ABV / 40 proof, with notes of peach, pear, citrus, and honeysuckle. Color may shift after opening; the brand recommends six months. Liqueurs sit under A 1.5-ounce pour at 20% is half of one NIAAA drink. … Read more

Hpnotiq is a 17% official liqueur, not a vodka class. Fruit juices + vodka + cognac. No ranking.

Peychaud’s and Angostura are bitters, not TTB spirit classes. Official ABV unused FLAG. Count the whiskey, not the dash. No ranking.

No official Tia Maria substitute. Official ABV unused FLAG. US Kahlúa 20% (Ohio 21.5%; other 16%). 27 CFR 5.150. No ranking.