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Yes, fermented honey can contain alcohol. Fermentation of honey by yeast can produce alcohol, resulting in mead, a type of alcoholic beverage.
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You distil fermented substances, such as grains, fruits, or sugarcane, to get alcohol. The distillation process separates the alcohol from the water and other impurities in the fermented mixture, resulting in a more concentrated alcohol solution.
Starch hydrolized to sugar (glucose), sugar anaerobically fermented to alcohol (ethanol), alcohol aerobicallic fermented to vinegar (acetic acid).
The separation of alcohol from a fermented liquid is by heating it until the alcohol vapourises and then condenses into liquid again.
Potcheen, a traditional Irish spirit, is made by distilling fermented grain or fruit. The process begins with mashing the grains or crushing the fruit to extract sugars, which are then fermented with yeast to produce alcohol. This mixture is distilled in a pot still, usually twice, to achieve a high alcohol content. The final product is typically unaged and can be enjoyed neat or in cocktails.
Sake is made from fermented rice, not grain. The fermentation process converts the starches in the rice into sugars, which are then fermented into alcohol by yeast.
No. It is an alcohol made from fermented rice.
Yes, kumis is a traditional fermented beverage that contains a small amount of alcohol. It is typically made from mare's milk and is popular in Central Asian cultures.
Converted to sugar, then fermented into alcohol.