Products introduced in the 1920s

Everclear is a line of rectified spirits produced by the American company Luxco. It is made from grain and bottled at up to 95% alcohol by volume (190 U.S. proof). It has been criticized for its potency and has been at the center of public safety controversies. These concerns include risks of acute alcohol poisoning, its role as a facilitator in sexual assaults, and its high flammability, which has led to documented incidents of burn injuries. The manufacturer, Luxco, has faced criticism and legal action over allegations of deceptive marketing practices after it removed explicit fire warnings