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Is it possible to extract alcohol from an alcoholic drink if so what would be left of the drink and would it still be drinkable?
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∙ 10y ago
If the drink were heated enough, the water would also evaporate, and would have to be re-added to the remaining materials to recreate the drink.
The problem would be that heating the drink to remove the alcohol (without removing the water) is a destructive process to many beverages, including those that depend on carbonation or dissolved gases. When used to lower the alcohol content of drinks such as beer, it is done under controlled conditions because heat and light can affect the non-alcoholic product.
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