Which of the following liqueurs typically has an alcohol content of over 100 proof?

Raicilla is a Mexican spirit that is traditionally made from the agave plant, similar to tequila and mezcal. One of its defining characteristics is its high alcohol content, which commonly exceeds 100 proof (50% alcohol by volume). This makes it notable among liqueurs, as many liqueurs tend to have a lower alcohol content due to the addition of sweeteners or flavorings.

Other choices, such as Cointreau, Limoncello, and Chambord, typically have lower proof levels, usually around 80 proof (40% ABV) or less, as they are meant to be enjoyed in cocktails or as digestifs without the high alcohol intensity that Raicilla offers. Cointreau is an orange liqueur that serves as a base for many cocktails, while Limoncello is a lemon-flavored Italian liqueur, and Chambord is a raspberry liqueur typically enjoyed in mixed drinks or on its own. Each of these liqueurs has a purpose in cocktails and culinary uses that benefits from a more moderate alcohol content.