Proof Gallons definition

Proof Gallons means one liquid gallon of distilled spirits that is 50% alcohol at 60 degrees F.
Proof Gallons is defined as a standard unit of measure for measuring the alcoholic volume of distilled spirits. One proof gallon is equal to one liquid gallon of spirit that is 50% alcohol (100.0 proof) at 60.0 degrees F.

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