Start by choosing a price range. Indicates the region where distillation takes place. This is the general availability within the United States, to estimate availability we search common online and in shop retailers to judge the commonality of each bottle. If a bottle is available in major retail chains it is considered common, if it is only available in a few retail chains it is considered uncommon, and if it is a regional or limited release bottle it is considered rare.

Start by choosing a type of liqueur. The name of the liqueur. Indicates the type of liqueur. Whether you seek a creamy, velvety drink or a fruity, mouth-puckering cocktail, there are various liqueurs for you to choose from. The flavors found in the liqueur. The country the liqueur originates from. This is the approximate price for a bottle of the liqueur. San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

Start by choosing a price range. This is determined by the amount of time the tequila has aged. A general estimate of the retail cost per bottle. Unless otherwise specified, this is the price for a 750mL bottle. The type of barrel or cask used to age the tequila. This determines the richness and complexity of the flavors. International Wine and Spirit Competition. San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

Start by choosing a price range. The region in which the brandy was made. A general estimate of the retail cost per bottle. Unless otherwise specified, this is the price for a 750mL bottle. Vodka is most commonly made from fermented grains or potatoes, but some vodka originates from grapes or sugarcane. These are the various flavors infused or added to the vodka. San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

Start by choosing a price range. This refers to the specific type of gin. The estimated price of a 750mL bottle of gin. International Wine and Spirit Competition. San Francisco World Spirits Competition.