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This video on alcoholic fermentation of distilled spirits explains the process of how these spirits are made. Distillation is a process by which we concentrate the alcohol present in our liquid whereas fermentation is the process of producing alcohol from simple sugars.
Distillation has been a long practised process since ancient times. Distilled spirits have been called the Elixir of Life as it was believed that this has many beneficial uses. Distilled spirits have been divided into two which are congeneric and Non-congeneric.
Starting from the process of distillation to all the distilled spirits type and alcohol percentage has been explained in the video.
The different types of spirits from their raw material to the final product. Some of the very famous distilled spirits are Whiskey, Vodka, Brandly, Rum, and Gin.
Thanks to the Broken Beaker Distillery in Indianapolis, we take a look at how alcohol is made and then distilled! After all, who doesn't enjoy a mixed drink every now and then.
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"Yeast never sleeps," said Sebastian Degens. Which is a good thing, since Degens and his wife, Erika, depend on it to ferment the fruit and grain mashes they distill at their Stone Barn Brandyworks in Portland, Oregon. Read the full post on Cooking Up a Story: http://cookingupastory.com/the-world-of-distilled-spirits
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Through this video, let's understand what is Fermentation and Distillation Process which play a vital role to create alcohol.
Fermentation is a biochemical process. Yeast consumes sugars, and produces alcohol and carbon dioxide (CO2), just like we eat food and produce “crap”.
Distillation is a separation process, where substances are separated based on the difference in volatilities, meaning the difference in boiling points.
If something boils at 90 degrees, and the other substance boils at 50 degrees. You heat the column to 60 degrees, for example, the one with a low boiling point will evaporate, and you capture it on the top, and the one with a higher boiling point will remain at the bottom, and there goes your separation
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Today we're going to teach you how to properly taste alcohol and distilled spirits. We'll be using Norlan Glasses and using our new bottle of Bumbu Rum to show you how tasting should be done.
These fool proof steps will prepare you, as a beginner or an advanced drinker, for tasting distilled spirits like rum, whiskey, bourbon, gin, vodka and tequila.
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Once you have your norlan whiskey glasses you have all you need to learn how to taste spirits. Of course, many folks want to know how to taste whiskey and that's a fine beverage but we recently got a bottle of bumbu rum (original) and wanted to put that to the taste test in our example. So, we are doing a rum review to taste bumbu original rum while showcasing how to properly taste spirits like rum.
This works with the nuances of a vodka as well, so you could learn how to taste vodka from here if you're into the clear spirits. You can apply that same techniques to your favorite spirit.
First, make sure to prepare your palate for tasting. We suggest you cleanse your palate with low-salt crackers and a bit of water (or, in a pinch, just water).
Now, wash your mouth with the spirit of choice, whiskey, rum, whatever. Rinse it out and spit it out (or swallow if you have no place to drive go).
Then, you want to really take in the aroma of your spirit within the norlan glasses. Waft it towards your face before getting into it, and don't stuff your nose in the glass, that's a bad idea.
Once you've got a good scent, you can take a sip from the norlan glass as you'd expect so that you can sample the flavors for real. Let it sit on your palate for 10 to 15 seconds. Then swallow (or spit it out) and take in its impact.
Write notes! To properly taste a spirit you have to remember the key notes you're picking up before they fad away. So, note taking is an excellent idea to a good spirit tasting.
Repeat the steps once more if you want, then on your final attempt add some water to your distilled spirit... alcohol breaks up amongst water so dilute it down 25% to 38% so that the dilution helps your taste buds understand the spirit better.
You can write additional notes to understand the right flavor profile and aromas of this alcohol... this distilled spirit. While these techniques will work for wine and beer our goal is to understand how to get past those alcohol-notes of the spirit and reach into its depths for real flavors.
That's it! Keep going and learn as you go, you'll get even better with time!
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- published: 10 Feb 2019
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In this lesson, we talked about alcoholic beverages. This lesson explains the alcohol production method and various types of alcoholic beverages. you would have clarity about different types of alcoholic beverages available in the market with alcohol content (ABV).
This video clears the following points:
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3. Fermented Alcoholic Beverages: Wine and Beer
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This lecture gives an overview of the flavor science of distilled spirits. I wrote it when I was doing technical consulting for the alcohol industry. Although the focus here is on alcohol, the same knowledge and principles are fundamental to FuncBot's success at creating great non-alcoholic beverages.
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Think you can only make whiskey from rye or barley? Think again. At least at Brooklyn's Kings County Distillery, they've made the spirit with some crazy components. When Gizmodo stopped by for a visit earlier this week, we spent a fascinating day with co-founder Colin Spoelman as he pulled some transubstantiating magic and turned Coca-Cola into whiskey.
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Distilled beverage
A distilled beverage, spirit, liquor, hard liquor or hard alcohol is an alcoholic beverage produced by distillation of a mixture produced from alcoholic fermentation. This process purifies it and removes diluting components like water, for the purpose of increasing its proportion of alcohol content (commonly expressed as alcohol by volume, ABV). As distilled beverages contain more alcohol they are considered "harder" – in North America, the term hard liquor is used to distinguish distilled beverages from undistilled ones, which are implicitly weaker.
As examples, this does not include beverages such as beer, wine, and cider, as they are fermented but not distilled. These all have relatively low alcohol content, typically less than 15%. Brandy is a spirit produced by the distillation of wine, and has an ABV over 35%. Other examples of distilled beverages include vodka, gin, rum, whisky, eau de vie (fruit brandy or schnapps), tequila, baijiu, soju, aguardiente, pálinka, cachaça, singani, borovička and slivovitz.
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This video on alcoholic fermentation of distilled spirits explains the process of how these spirits are made. Distillation is a process by which we concentrate the alcohol present in our liquid whereas fermentation is the process of producing alcohol from simple sugars. Distillation has been a long practised process since ancient times. Distilled spirits have been called the Elixir of Life as it was believed that this has many beneficial uses. Distilled spirits have been divided into two which are congeneric and Non-congeneric. Starting from the process of distillation to all the distilled spirits type and alcohol percentage has been explained in the video. The different types of spirits from their raw material to the final product. Some of the very famous distilled spirits are Whiskey...
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This video on alcoholic fermentation of distilled spirits explains the process of how these spirits are made. Distillation is a process by which we concentrate ...
This video on alcoholic fermentation of distilled spirits explains the process of how these spirits are made. Distillation is a process by which we concentrate the alcohol present in our liquid whereas fermentation is the process of producing alcohol from simple sugars.
Distillation has been a long practised process since ancient times. Distilled spirits have been called the Elixir of Life as it was believed that this has many beneficial uses. Distilled spirits have been divided into two which are congeneric and Non-congeneric.
Starting from the process of distillation to all the distilled spirits type and alcohol percentage has been explained in the video.
The different types of spirits from their raw material to the final product. Some of the very famous distilled spirits are Whiskey, Vodka, Brandly, Rum, and Gin.
https://wn.com/Distilled_Spirits_Alcoholic_Fermentation|_Distillation_Process|Distilled_Beverages_Explained
This video on alcoholic fermentation of distilled spirits explains the process of how these spirits are made. Distillation is a process by which we concentrate the alcohol present in our liquid whereas fermentation is the process of producing alcohol from simple sugars.
Distillation has been a long practised process since ancient times. Distilled spirits have been called the Elixir of Life as it was believed that this has many beneficial uses. Distilled spirits have been divided into two which are congeneric and Non-congeneric.
Starting from the process of distillation to all the distilled spirits type and alcohol percentage has been explained in the video.
The different types of spirits from their raw material to the final product. Some of the very famous distilled spirits are Whiskey, Vodka, Brandly, Rum, and Gin.
- published: 11 Jun 2020
- views: 4024
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Thanks to the Broken Beaker Distillery in Indianapolis, we take a look at how alcohol is made and then distilled! After all, who doesn't enjoy a mixed drink eve...
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Thanks to the Broken Beaker Distillery in Indianapolis, we take a look at how alcohol is made and then distilled! After all, who doesn't enjoy a mixed drink every now and then.
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The World of Distilled Spirits
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"Yeast never sleeps," said Sebastian Degens. Which is a good thing, since Degens and his wife, Erika, depend on it to ferment the fruit and grain mashes they di...
"Yeast never sleeps," said Sebastian Degens. Which is a good thing, since Degens and his wife, Erika, depend on it to ferment the fruit and grain mashes they distill at their Stone Barn Brandyworks in Portland, Oregon. Read the full post on Cooking Up a Story: http://cookingupastory.com/the-world-of-distilled-spirits
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What is Distillation & fermentation? Hindi | क्या है Fermentation & Distillation सरल भाषा में जानिए
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Through this video, let's understand what is Fermentation and Distillation Process which play a vital role to c...
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Through this video, let's understand what is Fermentation and Distillation Process which play a vital role to create alcohol.
Fermentation is a biochemical process. Yeast consumes sugars, and produces alcohol and carbon dioxide (CO2), just like we eat food and produce “crap”.
Distillation is a separation process, where substances are separated based on the difference in volatilities, meaning the difference in boiling points.
If something boils at 90 degrees, and the other substance boils at 50 degrees. You heat the column to 60 degrees, for example, the one with a low boiling point will evaporate, and you capture it on the top, and the one with a higher boiling point will remain at the bottom, and there goes your separation
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Through this video, let's understand what is Fermentation and Distillation Process which play a vital role to create alcohol.
Fermentation is a biochemical process. Yeast consumes sugars, and produces alcohol and carbon dioxide (CO2), just like we eat food and produce “crap”.
Distillation is a separation process, where substances are separated based on the difference in volatilities, meaning the difference in boiling points.
If something boils at 90 degrees, and the other substance boils at 50 degrees. You heat the column to 60 degrees, for example, the one with a low boiling point will evaporate, and you capture it on the top, and the one with a higher boiling point will remain at the bottom, and there goes your separation
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How To Properly Taste Alcohol & Distilled Spirits | Beginner Tastings 101
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Today we're going to teach you how to properly taste alcohol and distilled spirits. We'll be using Norlan Glasses and using our new bottle of Bumbu Rum to show ...
Today we're going to teach you how to properly taste alcohol and distilled spirits. We'll be using Norlan Glasses and using our new bottle of Bumbu Rum to show you how tasting should be done.
These fool proof steps will prepare you, as a beginner or an advanced drinker, for tasting distilled spirits like rum, whiskey, bourbon, gin, vodka and tequila.
To begin your adventure get yourself a set of Norlan Glasses, they come in a set of two glasses:
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Once you have your norlan whiskey glasses you have all you need to learn how to taste spirits. Of course, many folks want to know how to taste whiskey and that's a fine beverage but we recently got a bottle of bumbu rum (original) and wanted to put that to the taste test in our example. So, we are doing a rum review to taste bumbu original rum while showcasing how to properly taste spirits like rum.
This works with the nuances of a vodka as well, so you could learn how to taste vodka from here if you're into the clear spirits. You can apply that same techniques to your favorite spirit.
First, make sure to prepare your palate for tasting. We suggest you cleanse your palate with low-salt crackers and a bit of water (or, in a pinch, just water).
Now, wash your mouth with the spirit of choice, whiskey, rum, whatever. Rinse it out and spit it out (or swallow if you have no place to drive go).
Then, you want to really take in the aroma of your spirit within the norlan glasses. Waft it towards your face before getting into it, and don't stuff your nose in the glass, that's a bad idea.
Once you've got a good scent, you can take a sip from the norlan glass as you'd expect so that you can sample the flavors for real. Let it sit on your palate for 10 to 15 seconds. Then swallow (or spit it out) and take in its impact.
Write notes! To properly taste a spirit you have to remember the key notes you're picking up before they fad away. So, note taking is an excellent idea to a good spirit tasting.
Repeat the steps once more if you want, then on your final attempt add some water to your distilled spirit... alcohol breaks up amongst water so dilute it down 25% to 38% so that the dilution helps your taste buds understand the spirit better.
You can write additional notes to understand the right flavor profile and aromas of this alcohol... this distilled spirit. While these techniques will work for wine and beer our goal is to understand how to get past those alcohol-notes of the spirit and reach into its depths for real flavors.
That's it! Keep going and learn as you go, you'll get even better with time!
#tasting #alcohol #spirits
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Today we're going to teach you how to properly taste alcohol and distilled spirits. We'll be using Norlan Glasses and using our new bottle of Bumbu Rum to show you how tasting should be done.
These fool proof steps will prepare you, as a beginner or an advanced drinker, for tasting distilled spirits like rum, whiskey, bourbon, gin, vodka and tequila.
To begin your adventure get yourself a set of Norlan Glasses, they come in a set of two glasses:
https://norlanglass.com/
Or, checkout Amazon:
http://amzn.to/2sLEen4
Once you have your norlan whiskey glasses you have all you need to learn how to taste spirits. Of course, many folks want to know how to taste whiskey and that's a fine beverage but we recently got a bottle of bumbu rum (original) and wanted to put that to the taste test in our example. So, we are doing a rum review to taste bumbu original rum while showcasing how to properly taste spirits like rum.
This works with the nuances of a vodka as well, so you could learn how to taste vodka from here if you're into the clear spirits. You can apply that same techniques to your favorite spirit.
First, make sure to prepare your palate for tasting. We suggest you cleanse your palate with low-salt crackers and a bit of water (or, in a pinch, just water).
Now, wash your mouth with the spirit of choice, whiskey, rum, whatever. Rinse it out and spit it out (or swallow if you have no place to drive go).
Then, you want to really take in the aroma of your spirit within the norlan glasses. Waft it towards your face before getting into it, and don't stuff your nose in the glass, that's a bad idea.
Once you've got a good scent, you can take a sip from the norlan glass as you'd expect so that you can sample the flavors for real. Let it sit on your palate for 10 to 15 seconds. Then swallow (or spit it out) and take in its impact.
Write notes! To properly taste a spirit you have to remember the key notes you're picking up before they fad away. So, note taking is an excellent idea to a good spirit tasting.
Repeat the steps once more if you want, then on your final attempt add some water to your distilled spirit... alcohol breaks up amongst water so dilute it down 25% to 38% so that the dilution helps your taste buds understand the spirit better.
You can write additional notes to understand the right flavor profile and aromas of this alcohol... this distilled spirit. While these techniques will work for wine and beer our goal is to understand how to get past those alcohol-notes of the spirit and reach into its depths for real flavors.
That's it! Keep going and learn as you go, you'll get even better with time!
#tasting #alcohol #spirits
This video was made in partnership with Norlan Glass so we'd like to make sure you know it's #sponsored !
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- published: 10 Feb 2019
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5:03
Alcoholic Beverages: Types/classification, Difference and ABV
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In this lesson, we talked about alcoholic beverages. This lesson explains the alcohol production method and various types of alcoholic beverages. you would have...
In this lesson, we talked about alcoholic beverages. This lesson explains the alcohol production method and various types of alcoholic beverages. you would have clarity about different types of alcoholic beverages available in the market with alcohol content (ABV).
This video clears the following points:
1. Alcoholic beverages: Alcohol content, potable drink
2. Alcohol production: Fermentation method/raw material used for fermentation
3. Fermented Alcoholic Beverages: Wine and Beer
4. Distillation Method: Pot still method and Patent still method
5. Distilled Spirits: Rum, Gin, Brandy, Tequila, whiskey, Vodka
6. Compounded Beverages: Liqueurs
7. percentage of alcohol present in different alcoholic beverages Engineering and Maintenance
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00:35 Fermentation
01:12 Wine vs Beer
02:14 Distillation
03:39 Spirits vs Rum
03:54 Gin vs Brandy
04:01 Tequila vs Whisky vs Vodka
04:18 Compounded Beverages
04:36 Liqueur
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difference between wine and whiskey,
types of liquors,
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how wine is made,
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what is fermentation,
vodka vs whisky,beer vs whisky,
Distilled alcoholic beverages,
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gin vs rum,whisky vs rum,
fermentation process
how beer is made
wine production method
rum production method
Classification of alcoholic beverages
Alcoholic beverage types
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The fermentation process of alcohol
Fermented beverages
The alcoholic beverage production process
Alcoholic beverages recipes
How to make alcoholic beverage
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In this lesson, we talked about alcoholic beverages. This lesson explains the alcohol production method and various types of alcoholic beverages. you would have clarity about different types of alcoholic beverages available in the market with alcohol content (ABV).
This video clears the following points:
1. Alcoholic beverages: Alcohol content, potable drink
2. Alcohol production: Fermentation method/raw material used for fermentation
3. Fermented Alcoholic Beverages: Wine and Beer
4. Distillation Method: Pot still method and Patent still method
5. Distilled Spirits: Rum, Gin, Brandy, Tequila, whiskey, Vodka
6. Compounded Beverages: Liqueurs
7. percentage of alcohol present in different alcoholic beverages Engineering and Maintenance
For the complete detail on winemaking process find the link:
How to make wine: https://youtu.be/nZKaU5uAA28
Note: This channel is made for education purpose and tries our best not to use copyrighted material. If you have any issue or there is some copyright infringement please write to us before making a copyright claim. Thank you
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Timestamp
00:00 Alcoholic beverages
00:35 Fermentation
01:12 Wine vs Beer
02:14 Distillation
03:39 Spirits vs Rum
03:54 Gin vs Brandy
04:01 Tequila vs Whisky vs Vodka
04:18 Compounded Beverages
04:36 Liqueur
concepts:
alcoholic beverages classification
alcoholic beverages for beginners
alcoholic beverages at home
how to produce alcoholic beverages
#AlcoholicBeverages
types of alcoholic beverages,
difference between wine and brandy,
difference between wine and whiskey,
types of liquors,
types of beer,
percentage of alcohol in beer,
percentage of alcohol in wine,
how wine is made,
classification of alcoholic beverage,
what is fermentation,
vodka vs whisky,beer vs whisky,
Distilled alcoholic beverages,
wine making,
alcoholic beverages production process,
fermented alcoholic beverages,
gin vs rum,whisky vs rum,
fermentation process
how beer is made
wine production method
rum production method
Classification of alcoholic beverages
Alcoholic beverage types
Alcoholic beverage maker
The fermentation process of alcohol
Fermented beverages
The alcoholic beverage production process
Alcoholic beverages recipes
How to make alcoholic beverage
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Alcoholic Beverages: ABV, Difference b/w Rum, Wine, Wodka, Scotch, Whisky, Beer, Spirits, Champagne, Brandy etc.
https://youtu.be/hmz5fsyxnBQ
Meals of the Day: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, High tea, Linner, Elevens, Dunch etc.
https://youtu.be/RjDfcprQudI
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- published: 19 Jul 2019
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9:46
Distilled beverage
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- Uploaded Date: 12 Jan 2016
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53:48
Flavor Science of Distilled Beverages Video Lecture
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- Uploaded Date: 10 Apr 2020
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This lecture gives an overview of the flavor science of distilled spirits. I wrote it when I was doing technical consulting for the alcohol industry. Although t...
This lecture gives an overview of the flavor science of distilled spirits. I wrote it when I was doing technical consulting for the alcohol industry. Although the focus here is on alcohol, the same knowledge and principles are fundamental to FuncBot's success at creating great non-alcoholic beverages.
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4:52
We turned Coca-Cola into whiskey
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Think you can only make whiskey from rye or barley? Think again. At least at Brooklyn's Kings County Distillery, they've made the spirit with some crazy compone...
Think you can only make whiskey from rye or barley? Think again. At least at Brooklyn's Kings County Distillery, they've made the spirit with some crazy components. When Gizmodo stopped by for a visit earlier this week, we spent a fascinating day with co-founder Colin Spoelman as he pulled some transubstantiating magic and turned Coca-Cola into whiskey.
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Think you can only make whiskey from rye or barley? Think again. At least at Brooklyn's Kings County Distillery, they've made the spirit with some crazy components. When Gizmodo stopped by for a visit earlier this week, we spent a fascinating day with co-founder Colin Spoelman as he pulled some transubstantiating magic and turned Coca-Cola into whiskey.
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- views: 12845
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Integrated 80 l cap elevator (incorporated within the framework of the capper) and U750 cap orienter to deliver the caps to the capping machine.
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26:18
Distilled Spirits & Alcoholic Fermentation| Distillation Process|Distilled Beverages Explained
This video on alcoholic fermentation of distilled spirits explains the process of how thes...
published: 11 Jun 2020
Distilled Spirits & Alcoholic Fermentation| Distillation Process|Distilled Beverages Explained
Distilled Spirits & Alcoholic Fermentation| Distillation Process|Distilled Beverages Explained
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This video on alcoholic fermentation of distilled spirits explains the process of how these spirits are made. Distillation is a process by which we concentrate the alcohol present in our liquid whereas fermentation is the process of producing alcohol from simple sugars.
Distillation has been a long practised process since ancient times. Distilled spirits have been called the Elixir of Life as it was believed that this has many beneficial uses. Distilled spirits have been divided into two which are congeneric and Non-congeneric.
Starting from the process of distillation to all the distilled spirits type and alcohol percentage has been explained in the video.
The different types of spirits from their raw material to the final product. Some of the very famous distilled spirits are Whiskey, Vodka, Brandly, Rum, and Gin.
3:23
How Is Alcohol Made And Distilled? (feat. Broken Beaker Distillery)
Thanks to the Broken Beaker Distillery in Indianapolis, we take a look at how alcohol is m...
published: 11 Oct 2016
How Is Alcohol Made And Distilled? (feat. Broken Beaker Distillery)
How Is Alcohol Made And Distilled? (feat. Broken Beaker Distillery)
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Thanks to the Broken Beaker Distillery in Indianapolis, we take a look at how alcohol is made and then distilled! After all, who doesn't enjoy a mixed drink every now and then.
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The World of Distilled Spirits
"Yeast never sleeps," said Sebastian Degens. Which is a good thing, since Degens and his w...
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The World of Distilled Spirits
The World of Distilled Spirits
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"Yeast never sleeps," said Sebastian Degens. Which is a good thing, since Degens and his wife, Erika, depend on it to ferment the fruit and grain mashes they distill at their Stone Barn Brandyworks in Portland, Oregon. Read the full post on Cooking Up a Story: http://cookingupastory.com/the-world-of-distilled-spirits
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What is Distillation & fermentation? Hindi | क्या है Fermentation & Distillation सरल भाषा में जानिए
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What is Distillation & fermentation? Hindi | क्या है Fermentation & Distillation सरल भाषा में जानिए
What is Distillation & fermentation? Hindi | क्या है Fermentation & Distillation सरल भाषा में जानिए
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Through this video, let's understand what is Fermentation and Distillation Process which play a vital role to create alcohol.
Fermentation is a biochemical process. Yeast consumes sugars, and produces alcohol and carbon dioxide (CO2), just like we eat food and produce “crap”.
Distillation is a separation process, where substances are separated based on the difference in volatilities, meaning the difference in boiling points.
If something boils at 90 degrees, and the other substance boils at 50 degrees. You heat the column to 60 degrees, for example, the one with a low boiling point will evaporate, and you capture it on the top, and the one with a higher boiling point will remain at the bottom, and there goes your separation
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How To Properly Taste Alcohol & Distilled Spirits | Beginner Tastings 101
Today we're going to teach you how to properly taste alcohol and distilled spirits. We'll ...
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How To Properly Taste Alcohol & Distilled Spirits | Beginner Tastings 101
How To Properly Taste Alcohol & Distilled Spirits | Beginner Tastings 101
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Today we're going to teach you how to properly taste alcohol and distilled spirits. We'll be using Norlan Glasses and using our new bottle of Bumbu Rum to show you how tasting should be done.
These fool proof steps will prepare you, as a beginner or an advanced drinker, for tasting distilled spirits like rum, whiskey, bourbon, gin, vodka and tequila.
To begin your adventure get yourself a set of Norlan Glasses, they come in a set of two glasses:
https://norlanglass.com/
Or, checkout Amazon:
http://amzn.to/2sLEen4
Once you have your norlan whiskey glasses you have all you need to learn how to taste spirits. Of course, many folks want to know how to taste whiskey and that's a fine beverage but we recently got a bottle of bumbu rum (original) and wanted to put that to the taste test in our example. So, we are doing a rum review to taste bumbu original rum while showcasing how to properly taste spirits like rum.
This works with the nuances of a vodka as well, so you could learn how to taste vodka from here if you're into the clear spirits. You can apply that same techniques to your favorite spirit.
First, make sure to prepare your palate for tasting. We suggest you cleanse your palate with low-salt crackers and a bit of water (or, in a pinch, just water).
Now, wash your mouth with the spirit of choice, whiskey, rum, whatever. Rinse it out and spit it out (or swallow if you have no place to drive go).
Then, you want to really take in the aroma of your spirit within the norlan glasses. Waft it towards your face before getting into it, and don't stuff your nose in the glass, that's a bad idea.
Once you've got a good scent, you can take a sip from the norlan glass as you'd expect so that you can sample the flavors for real. Let it sit on your palate for 10 to 15 seconds. Then swallow (or spit it out) and take in its impact.
Write notes! To properly taste a spirit you have to remember the key notes you're picking up before they fad away. So, note taking is an excellent idea to a good spirit tasting.
Repeat the steps once more if you want, then on your final attempt add some water to your distilled spirit... alcohol breaks up amongst water so dilute it down 25% to 38% so that the dilution helps your taste buds understand the spirit better.
You can write additional notes to understand the right flavor profile and aromas of this alcohol... this distilled spirit. While these techniques will work for wine and beer our goal is to understand how to get past those alcohol-notes of the spirit and reach into its depths for real flavors.
That's it! Keep going and learn as you go, you'll get even better with time!
#tasting #alcohol #spirits
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Alcoholic Beverages: Types/classification, Difference and ABV
In this lesson, we talked about alcoholic beverages. This lesson explains the alcohol prod...
published: 19 Jul 2019
Alcoholic Beverages: Types/classification, Difference and ABV
Alcoholic Beverages: Types/classification, Difference and ABV
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In this lesson, we talked about alcoholic beverages. This lesson explains the alcohol production method and various types of alcoholic beverages. you would have clarity about different types of alcoholic beverages available in the market with alcohol content (ABV).
This video clears the following points:
1. Alcoholic beverages: Alcohol content, potable drink
2. Alcohol production: Fermentation method/raw material used for fermentation
3. Fermented Alcoholic Beverages: Wine and Beer
4. Distillation Method: Pot still method and Patent still method
5. Distilled Spirits: Rum, Gin, Brandy, Tequila, whiskey, Vodka
6. Compounded Beverages: Liqueurs
7. percentage of alcohol present in different alcoholic beverages Engineering and Maintenance
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00:00 Alcoholic beverages
00:35 Fermentation
01:12 Wine vs Beer
02:14 Distillation
03:39 Spirits vs Rum
03:54 Gin vs Brandy
04:01 Tequila vs Whisky vs Vodka
04:18 Compounded Beverages
04:36 Liqueur
concepts:
alcoholic beverages classification
alcoholic beverages for beginners
alcoholic beverages at home
how to produce alcoholic beverages
#AlcoholicBeverages
types of alcoholic beverages,
difference between wine and brandy,
difference between wine and whiskey,
types of liquors,
types of beer,
percentage of alcohol in beer,
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how wine is made,
classification of alcoholic beverage,
what is fermentation,
vodka vs whisky,beer vs whisky,
Distilled alcoholic beverages,
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fermented alcoholic beverages,
gin vs rum,whisky vs rum,
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how beer is made
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Classification of alcoholic beverages
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Distilled beverage
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Distilled beverage
Distilled beverage
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Distilled beverage
A distilled beverage, spirit, liquor, hard liquor or hard alcohol is an alcoholic beverage produced by distillation of a mixture produced from alcoholic fermentation.
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Flavor Science of Distilled Beverages Video Lecture
This lecture gives an overview of the flavor science of distilled spirits. I wrote it when...
published: 10 Apr 2020
Flavor Science of Distilled Beverages Video Lecture
Flavor Science of Distilled Beverages Video Lecture
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This lecture gives an overview of the flavor science of distilled spirits. I wrote it when I was doing technical consulting for the alcohol industry. Although the focus here is on alcohol, the same knowledge and principles are fundamental to FuncBot's success at creating great non-alcoholic beverages.
Please post questions in the comments.
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We turned Coca-Cola into whiskey
Think you can only make whiskey from rye or barley? Think again. At least at Brooklyn's Ki...
published: 07 Feb 2015
We turned Coca-Cola into whiskey
We turned Coca-Cola into whiskey
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Think you can only make whiskey from rye or barley? Think again. At least at Brooklyn's Kings County Distillery, they've made the spirit with some crazy components. When Gizmodo stopped by for a visit earlier this week, we spent a fascinating day with co-founder Colin Spoelman as he pulled some transubstantiating magic and turned Coca-Cola into whiskey.
Video by Michael Hession
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Beverage and distilled spirits single-head snap-on capping and sealing machine
TM300 type capper for the application of plastic snap-on closures and push-in T-Cork stopp...
published: 27 Mar 2020
Beverage and distilled spirits single-head snap-on capping and sealing machine
Beverage and distilled spirits single-head snap-on capping and sealing machine
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TM300 type capper for the application of plastic snap-on closures and push-in T-Cork stoppers onto various beverage and distilled spirits glass bottle sizes up to 3,000 bottles per hour.
Integrated 80 l cap elevator (incorporated within the framework of the capper) and U750 cap orienter to deliver the caps to the capping machine.
Featuring format size quick changeover.
One roll-on sealing head for aluminum closures can also be fitted on this capper (not featured on the video).
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Distilled beverage
A distilled beverage, spirit, liquor, hard liquor or hard alcohol is an alcoholic beverage produced by distillation of a mixture produced from alcoholic fermentation. This process purifies it and removes diluting components like water, for the purpose of increasing its proportion of alcohol content (commonly expressed as alcohol by volume, ABV). As distilled beverages contain more alcohol they are considered "harder" – in North America, the term hard liquor is used to distinguish distilled beverages from undistilled ones, which are implicitly weaker.
As examples, this does not include beverages such as beer, wine, and cider, as they are fermented but not distilled. These all have relatively low alcohol content, typically less than 15%. Brandy is a spirit produced by the distillation of wine, and has an ABV over 35%. Other examples of distilled beverages include vodka, gin, rum, whisky, eau de vie (fruit brandy or schnapps), tequila, baijiu, soju, aguardiente, pálinka, cachaça, singani, borovička and slivovitz.
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Hard Liquor
[Chorus]
Hard liquor
Me and my people be so drunk we don't drive
We take the trolley ‘cause of hard liquor,
We started Waldo to Westport and pee in every martini corner at the last call
And we all yellin' “Is there any more?”
When it ain't we go home for hard liquor,
Make sure that it's mixed, yeah
And twist it with a little bit of lemon juice on ice, on ice, on ice, yeahhh.
[Tech N9ne]
Aye aye they sayin' that I got high blood sugar,
So I can't drink like I wanna drink, drink like I wanna know
I ain't playin ‘cause I love liquor
So if I big drink am I gonna drink, jinxed, I don't wanna go,
So I go hard as hell on one night, fun sight
If I'm drunk enough to start a bum fight
Done right, Henny, Jack and Gin, 151 Rum slight, none light
Novocain I know to blame a gun snipe on drunk life
then the bar hit ya with a large spritzer
Hit ya ass, get ya cash then they all richer
in the draw, pitcher
I'm large sipper
When you wait, but I hope I ain't in the car witcha.
[Eminem]
What the fuck?
Ey yo Whoo Kid!
Run that shit back!
Goddamn!
[Chorus]
Hard liquor
Me and my people be so drunk we don't drive
We take the trolley ‘cause of hard liquor,
We started Waldo to Westport and pee in every martini corner at the last call
And we all yellin' “Is there any more?”
When it ain't we go home for hard liquor,
Make sure that it's mixed, yeah
And twist it with a little bit of lemon juice on ice, on ice, on ice, yeahhh.
[Tech N9ne]
Aye aye they sayin' that I got high blood sugar,
So I can't drink like I wanna drink, drink like I wanna know
I ain't playin ‘cause I love liquor
So if I big drink am I gonna drink, jinxed, I don't wanna go,
So I go hard as hell on one night, fun sight
If I'm drunk enough to start a bum fight
Done right, Henny, Jack and Gin, 151 Rum slight, none light
Novocain I know to blame a gun snipe on drunk life
then the bar hit ya with a large spritzer
Hit ya ass, get ya cash then they all richer
in the draw, pitcher
I'm large sipper
When you wait, but I hope I ain't in the car witcha.
Hard liquor, I need some more, hard liquor
all the alcoholics in this
is there any more
We even go to WalMart for (hard liquor)
Make sure that it's mixed
And twist it with a little bit of lemon juice on ice, on ice, on ice, yeahhh
Hard liquor, hard liquor
Is there any more?
Hard liquor
Make sure that it's mixed