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Can wine be made from raisins?
What wine is made from raisins not grapes? What would be different in nutrients in wine made raisins vs grapes? How would the process differ?
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Rakija – a moonshine from the Balkan
I heard something about the moonshine called “rakija“, which is strongly represented in the Balkans. So my questions are:
What kinds of rakija do exist?
How are the made?
How strong is rakija (how much alcohol does it have)?
If someone have any…
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Will alcohol boost body fat?
I am drinking Rum, Brandy and Whisky regularly. Sometimes beer.
In those which boosts body fat? Which is good for obesity prone body?
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Do you need to actually be flying somewhere in order to buy booze duty free at the airport?
I live in Sydney. I was wondering if it would be possible to take a trip to the airport and buy a whole bunch of Johnnie walker duty free? Do you actually have to be boarding a flight, or can you just rock up, splash some money around and go…
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How to correctly do a "Hitch Mix" - Johnnie walker and perrier water
I'm curious to experience Christopher Hitchens reported favourite drink. He described it as Johnnie Walker black, cut with perrier water, and no ice.
I've had a go and it's interesting, but I'm wondering what else needs to be done to get the perfect…
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Can you make "herbal tea" out of beer brewing ingredients?
I like teas and I like how some people describe the different beer flavors, and I think it's very interesting, but unfortunately I'm not into alcohol or the beer brewing so far. I've heard the hobbyist brewers describe the grains as something that…
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Effects of temperature and time handling on beer 's taste?
We have 12 can of beer, we boiled 3 of them in some ranges of temperature such as: 122F, 131F, 140F, 149F in some duration (30min, 40min, 50min, and 60min).
Then we drank them, but we feel their quality very distinguighed. But someone says the…
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Kinds of wine, how to identify same grape differences
A brief explanation with beers: I love IPAs, but some of them are a disgrace to the kind, when I'll buy some, I look for the alcohol and IBU level, so I know I'll like the beer before I even buy it.
A few months ago I discovered that I also like…
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Fosters Gold - Alternative
In the UK, I have always enjoyed Fosters lager and as a drink at home. I have always chosen Fosters Gold (Bottled) as my choice of drink at home, however I have just received this email reply saying that the brand will be become defunct in the UK.…
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Can I pour cans into a keg?
Can I pour cans of Carling in to a keg to use with a beer tap?
It's a 9 liter keg, and all the beer will be drunk that day/night
What gas pressure would I need? (If it's possible.)
Can the same be done with dark fruit cider? Again, it will all be…
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Extracting oils and flavours before fermentation
Distillation of ethereal oils is made with different pressures and temperatures than distillation of alcohol. So when distilling spirits out of mash directly most of the tastes get lost. I wonder if it could be an idea to distil the natural oils and…
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Where can I find a type of beer that comes in flat top beer cans?
I am looking for a beer that is sold in flat top cans or at least cans that require a tool to open it. A friend and I were discussing it and I thought that it would make an excellent present.
I am not looking for a vintage buy, preferably it should…
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Brewing in a rented space/place.
Can you brew beer in an apt? I could let it age in my closet, or the balcony storage shed.
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What wine did people drink during the Roman empire?
What was the wine like that people drank during the times of the Roman empire? How alcoholic was it? I heard they diluted their wine with water, but why would they do that?
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Vinometer reads 16% while SG says that can't be possible
My initial SG was 1.090 and now reads 1.026, this should give me an ABV between 8.4% and 9% but the vinometer is reading 16%, and I have a stuck fermentation with Montrechat (Premier Rouge) yeast (max 13%).
So obviously the vinometer is lying right?
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