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1. Juices with 18 % or less alcohol were taxed 60 cents per gallon, while anything above 18 % was taxed $ 2.50 per proof gallon.
2. The essence of his being legal is that he pays the federal tax of $ 13.50 per 100-proof gallon that illegal moonshiners long have run from as a government affront.
3. Production started in 1887, and within a year of opening the distillery was producing of spirit per year, output at a price of one shilling and three pence per proof gallon.
4. The essence of his being legal is that he pays the federal tax of $ 13 . 50 per 100-proof gallon that illegal moonshiners long have run from as a government affront.
5. The link you provided gives US tax rates for all distilled spirits at $ 13.50 per proof gallon, stating " " A proof gallon is a gallon of liquid that is 100 proof, or 50 % alcohol.
6. It's difficult to find proof gallon in a sentence. 用proof gallon造句挺難的
7. The link you provided gives US tax rates for all distilled spirits at $ 13.50 per proof gallon, stating " " A proof gallon is a gallon of liquid that is 100 proof, or 50 % alcohol.
8. Currently mega and micro and nano distilleries all pay $ 13.50 per proof gallon . ( RN TTB ) Proof is the determination of the amount of alcohol by volume contained in a gallon of liquid, doubled.
9. At the time, both Watershed Distillery and Middle West Spirits, were at risk of losing their A3-a license and the ability to sell bottles on site because they had experienced growth and were approaching the 10, 000 proof gallon annual production limit imposed on their businesses by the 2011 legislative decision.
10. It also increased motor fuels taxes by 5 cents per gallon, and increased taxes on tobacco and alcoholic beverages : by 8 cents per pack of cigarettes, by $ 1.00 per proof gallon of liquor; by 16 cents per six-pack of beer; and by 18 cents per bottle of table wine.
11. Through the guild, legislation was passed in December 2011 that freed up all micro distillers in the state of Ohio producing less than 10, 000 proof gallons of high proof spirits annually to qualify for an A3-a permit which allowed them to not only sell bottles on site but also to offer samplings.