"Booze" is a colloquial term for alcoholic beverages, which are drinks that contain ethanol, a type of alcohol. Common types of booze include beer, wine, and spirits like vodka and whiskey. These drinks are often consumed socially and can vary widely in flavor, strength, and cultural significance. The production of booze involves fermentation or distillation processes. Fermentation occurs when yeast converts sugars into alcohol, while distillation involves heating a liquid to separate its components. Booze is regulated in many countries, with legal drinking ages and guidelines for responsible consumption to prevent health risks associated with excessive drinking.