#alcholic fermentation

[tamamita]

What counts as intoxicating effects vis a vie haraam? Like can you use weed for anxiety, other things like caffeine that aren't "intoxicating" but have effects on you like that? Also, if the effects of intoxication are nuetralized, is that allowed? Like can you use alcohol in cooking?

(Asking both out of curiosity and i like to make sure everyone can eat my dishes at a potluck)

Anything that clouds your mind is usually considered "intoxicating". Various drugs and alcoholic beverages fall into this category.

Nevertheless, weed is halal provided it is used for medical purposes. As for alcohol in food, as long as it's not from an alcholic beverage such as wine and beer, which are both considered ritually impure. Industrialized alcohol that is used for fermentation, such as vinegar, soy sauce and etc are halal.

[canofhappy]

#poll #polls #hap’s happenings

[unlettered-heathen]

Hey so you know how you can get apple cider that's alcholic or non-alcoholic? Is there something like that but for mulled wine? Like idk mulled grape juice sorta?

I can't stand wine (or anything fermented-tasting like beer, ale, kombucha, etc) but mulled wine just sounds so good, you know? All warm and spiced and autumn flavoured. Buuuuuut the fermented part will definitely make me gag, meaning alcohol-removed drinks is not an option for me here. So: mulled grape juice or whatever it would be called idk.

#no idea what to tag this as #is gonna b another 1 of those things that sounded yummy in my head while reading how ppl described them in books but I find gross irl? idk

[starship-imzadi]

S6 E4 Relics

After a VERY long hiatus I'm back! I'd like to finish what I started but we'll see what happens. It's been a while so I'm not entrenched in Trek like I was before so I might not have all the same nuanced observations on continuity and over arching developments. But let's do this!

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Love a good ship shake!

This is a very serious start to an episode.

I did a quick inter web search for funzies and learned that though Dyson first formalized the idea of the sphere in 1960, the concept is attributed to futuristic sci-fi author Olaf Stapledon in 1937.

This could be so dangerous. They should be asking why someone would have been intentionally locked it there....good thing it's only Scotty!

53%. Oof. I'm not sure what that would turn into...

Also, I realized Scotty makes a comment about being rescued by Kirk but Kirk dies in the Nexus (which would have happened already for him but obviously hasn't happened for the TNG crew yet. Considering Riker's beard it's not the most egregious continuity issue with the films)

Geordi keeps touching Scotty's injured arm.

It's really unnecessary for Scotty to remark on Crusher being more beautiful than Bones. (And by that I mean unprofessional and probably a bit sexist, even if it's well intended. For this context it shouldn't matter the gender of his doctor.)

Poor Scotty is going to feel so outdated. I get the sense this would be like handing an iPad to someone who know DOS.

That chair in his quarters looks decidedly uncomfortable.

I've just realized the warp core reminds me of an office water cooler.

Geordi really should be kinder to Scotty. Technology is what it is because of Scotty. But it's also odd that Scotty is just helping himself to random buttons. Scotty and Kirk defhad a different relationship than Geordi and Picard. And honestly I prefer the latter.

Data to the rescue. This is the first time I've been really struck with the sense that Data is neurodivergent. I'm not even sure I can pin point why (as I am, to the best of my knowledge, "neurotypical). Somewhere between his literalism, his accumulation of facts, and his attentiveness to very small details that other people miss. He of course is literally nuero divergent in that his neurological structure diverges from the structure that humans' have.

That knee high railing in the OG enterprise looks like an amazing tripping hazard.

In some ways this conversation between Scotty and Picard comparing the enterprises feels like a comparison between the making of the different series. The original series seemed more tremultuous behind the scenes, and perhaps now more romanticized. The next generation had a higher budget and a firmer footing in production with fewer stories of high drama (such as that between Nimiy and Shatner).

Bold of Scotty to drink straight from the bottle. Though he certainly seems to hold his liquor well.

As an adult it seems so odd that an entire society would forgo alcohol. And not even with religious conviction. Brewing alcohol and drinking can have such cultural depth and richness, it's quite extreme to opt to lose that just to not get drunk. What about other fermentation with positive effects but also a small amount of alchol like a kombucha? I would think as an advanced society they would instead drink and then have an antidote to administer for sobriety whenever they like.

I feel like the opening monolog should be changed to "....to explore stange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to f*ck around and find out, to boldly go where no one has gone before " because in all honesty they push a lot of buttons with no idea what going to happen and it's amazing they survive.

Hard self depreciation from Scotty there.

"Auxiliary" is a hard word to say.

Wait, Worf says sheilds are at 23%. And then the next time he says they're downs another 15%...."another" suggests two 15%'s but that math doesn't work. Unless it's just down 15% more...

I'm glad Scotty being unconventional, true to character, is utilized. Because though Geordi is innovative, he's very by the book.

If the enterprise has enough power to set a course for the portal then why are they still so close to the sun?

It's crazy Picard called those shots by feel and they just barely made it through.

I'm glad Geordi and Scotty got to bond a bit.

Wait, did Troi just shows up for the end of this episode? She didn't even see Scotty before.

[foxlolpop]

I thought I liked biology then I decided to take bio honors online... now I hate it. Stupid online labs taking the fun out of anaerobic respiration 😩. Like I don’t want to analyze how certain temperatures effect anaerobic bacteria by looking at the graph and then answering the endless questions on the worksheet. Why can’t I just bask in my amazement that some organisms can function without oxygen? That this stuff leads to alcoholic fermnenation. Why can’t my mind just be blown?

#biology #school #honors #respiration #yes i am a nerd fight me #organisms #cant wait till i get into organic chemistry #science is fun ya’ll #science #labs #online #alcholol #fermentation #alcholic fermentation #high school #highschool #nerd #mind blowing

[mechanic-of-the-coast]

Today is cider day

So today i went to a friends house to help pick apples from their orchard out back like i did last year. The intent was to turn most or all of the 6.5 gallons of cider we juiced into delicious hard cider. Conveniently they also had a plum, pear, and crab apple tree (not all on one tree) which provided a wonderful seed for further experimentation on my part. So with supplies in hand i returned home to begin making

Before cider can actually be made we must remove the wild yeast and whatever stray bacteria may be floating around. The go to way to handle this is campden tablets crushed up and mixed into the juice. They need 24hrs to do their job so setting up primary will have to wait till tomorrow

Till then we've sanitized all our equipment and I've begun adding labels and documenting the process properly (for science!)

More updates to come as i continue

#cider #hard cider #fermentation #cidermaking #mia makes cider #very excited for the things planned with this second batch #cider batch 2 #apple juice #alcholic #alcohol

[inky-duchess]

Writer's Guide: Writing about Alcoholic Drinks and Cocktails

Or how to write believable bar and nightclub scenes. I often find myself helping friends with their WIPs and often it as a bartender, I find myself having to correct them on bar and mixology terminology. So here's my quick guide to keeping your lingo on the straight and narrow.

Terminology

DASH/SPLASH: a drop of a mixer such as juice or flavouring.

MIXER: non alcholic beveraged served with the measure of alcohol in the same glass.

NEAT: Plain, without any addition of ice or a mixture. Just the alcohol.

ON THE ROCKS: Served over Ice.

STRAIGHT UP: The cocktail is chilled with ice and strained into a glass with no ice

DIRTY – if somebody asks for a dirty martini, you add olive juice, the more juice the dirtier it is

DRY- A dry martini includes a drop of vermouth and an extra dry martini contains a drop of scotch swirled in the glass and drained before adding the gin

BACK – a ‘back’ is a drink that accompanies an alcholic beverage such as water or Coke, but isn't mixed.

GARNISH – something added to a drink such as a lime or lemon or orange.

TWIST - a twist is literally a twist of fruit skin in the drink.

BITTERS – a herbal alcoholic blend added to cocktails.

RIMMED - the glass is coated in salt or sugar to enhance the taste.

VIRGIN- non alcoholic

MOCKTAIL- a virgin cocktail

DOUBLE - Two measures of the same alcohol in the same glass. A bartender can only legally serve a double in the same glass. They cannot serve you a triple.

Equipment

COCKTAIL SHAKER - it is a metal cup that fits into a glass, used to shake the components of your drink together with ice to chill it.

STRAINER- used to seperate ice in the shaker from the liquid within as you pour it into the glass.

MEASURES- these are little metal cylinders meant to measure out the pours of the alcohol. You pour the alcohol from the bottle into the measure and then put it into the glass. It's imperative that the right measure goes into the glass or the drink will taste of shit.

BAR SPOON – a long spoon meant to mix the drink.

OPTIC- it is a mechanism that attaches a bottle to an automatic pourer. The bartender usually fits the glass under the spout and pushes up to release the amount which cuts off at the single measure.

SHOT GLASS- a shot glass is a small glass to contain one measure

PINT GLASS- a glass used for serving pints of lager or ale

HALF PINT GLASS - a tulip shaped glass half the measure of a pint glass

SPEEDWELL/TAPS/DRAFT: are the taps used to pour beer from kegs stored under the bar floor.

SLIM JIM/HIGH BALL GLASS- It is a tall straight holding 8 to 12 ounces and used for cocktails served on the rocks such as a Gin and Tonic.

ROCKS GLASS - or an old fashioned glass, it is short and round. These glasses are used for drinks such as Old Fashioneds or Sazerac

COUPE GLASS- Are broad round stemmed glasses used for cocktails that are chill and served without ice such as a Manhattan, Boulevardier or a Gimlet

MARTINI GLASS - a martini glass is that classic stemmed "v" shaped glass, used to serve drinks without mixers such as Martini and Cosmopolitans

MARGARITA GLASS - is a large, round bowl like glass with a broad and a tall stem used for Margaritas and Daiquiris

HURRICANE GLASS- a tall tulip-like shaped glass with a flared rim and short stem. It holds 20 ounces which means it is the perfect glass to serve iced cocktails in such as Pina Colada, Singapore Sling, Hurricane

Alcoholic Drinks

Vodka- Vodka is made from potatoes or fermented cereal grains. It has a strong taste and scent. It is usually consumed neat with a mixer such as Coke or Orange juice or cranberry juice or in cocktails like Martini, Bloody Mary and Cosmopolitan.

Whisky/Whiskey- Whiskey is a distilled alcoholic beverage, made from fermented grain mash such as barley, corn, rye, and wheat. It gets its flavour form being fermented in casks for long period of time. When serving a whiskey, one asks whether they want ice or a mixer. Everyone has their own preference. I prefer mine like myself, strong and Irish. Scotch is Scottish Brewed whisky.

Rum- Rum is made by fermenting and distilling sugarcane molasses/juice. It is aged in oak barrels. It has a sweet taste.

Beer: is made out of cereal grains and served chilled in bottles or pulled from taps/speedwells.

Ale: Ale in the middle ages referred to beer brewed without hops (a kind of flowering plant that gives beer its bitter taste). It is sweeter and would typically have a fruity aftertaste.

Stout- is a darker beer sometimes brewed from roasted malt, coming in a sweet version and dry version, the most famous stout being Guinness.

Poitín- (pronounced as pot-cheen) is made from cereals, grain, whey, sugar beet, molasses and potatoes. It is a Dangerous Drink (honestly i still don't know how I ended up in that field with a traffic cone and a Shetland pony) and technically illegal. Country folk in Ireland used to brew it in secrets in stills hidden on their land.

Vermouth: Is made from infused with roots, barks, flowers, seeds, herbs, spices, brandy but vermouth is classed aromatized wine. It comes sweet or dry

Gin- is made from juniper, coriander, citrus peel, cinnamon, almond or liquorice and grain alcohol. Gin has a strong scent and taste and is usually served in a martini or a tonic water.

Schnapps- refers to any strong, clear alcoholic beverage. It is considered one of the best types of spirits because of its pure and delicate aroma. Lesson: never drink peach schnapps.

Cocktails and Drinks

Irish Coffee: an Irish coffee is adding whiskey to coffee and sugar and topping it with cream. As a bartender, I would honestly rather cut my arm off than make one of these.

Baby Guinness: Is a shot made by pouting Tia Maria or Kaluah into a shot glass and spreading Baileys on the top so it looks like a small pint of Guinness.

Silver Bullet: a shot of mixed tequila and sambuca.

Long Island Iced Tea:  The Long Island contains vodka, gin, tequila, light rum, lemon juice, triple sec and cola. It has a real kick.

Mai Tai: is made with light and dark rum, lime juice, orange curacao, orgeat syrup and rock candy syrup and served with a mint garnish.

Manhattan: The Manhattan is made with rye whiskey, sweet vermouth and bitters.

Margarita: The margarita is made with tequila, cointreau and lime juice.

Mojito: a mojito is made with muddled mint, white rum, lime juice, simple syrup and soda.

Martini: a martini is made of gin, dry vermouth and garnished with a lemon twist or olives.

Mimosa: a mimosa is a made with sparkling wine and orange juice.

Mint Julep: Made with Kentucky bourbon, simple syrup, mint leaves and crushed ice

Pina Colada: is made with white rum, dark rum, pineapple juice and coconut cream

Screwdriver: Vodka and Orange juice

Tequila Sunrise: tequila, orange juice and grenadine

Tom Collins: made with spiked lemonade, sparkling water, lemon juice, simple syrup and gin

Whiskey Sour: is made with powdered sugar, seltzer, lemon juice and whiskey.

White Russian: made with vodka, coffee liqueur and cream.

Black Russian: made with two parts coffee liqueur and five parts vodka.

Gin and Tonic: gin served with tonic water

Bloody Mary: made with vodka and tomato juice mixed with lemon juice, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, horseradish, fresh herbs, brown sugar and cracked black pepper.

Brandy Alexander: served straight up and made with brandy, cognac, creme de cacao and cream

Cosmopolitan: Made with citrus vodka, Cointreau, cranberry juice and fresh lime juice

Daiquiri: made with rum, lime juice and sugar.

Gimlet: gin and lime juice

My Top 10 Bartending Rules and Responsibilities

Overpouring is never an option. You can seriously hurt somebody by overpouring, not to mention spoil the drink and ruin your sales. You only serve people what they ask and never more.

When somebody has had enough, you stop serving them. After a while, you know when to cut somebody off.

Never leave bottles on the counter or in reach of customers. Your expensive spirits should never be in reach of anybody but you.

If you tell somebody your selling them premium and top shelf alcohol, you cannot substitute with cheaper licqor. It's illegal.

As a bartender, your eyes always have to be scanning a crowd. You can't leave people hanging.

The golden rule - if you see somebody messing with someone's drink, you chuck it if you can or warn the person. And you get that son of a bitch out of your pub.

50% of the job is cleaning. You have to clean your tools constantly. You cannot reuse measures and spouts, you have to wash everything. Beer traps are clean out every night, rubber mats are washed and anything you have used has to be clean.

You have to hand dry your glasses. You never polish a pint glass as it fucks up the pint. You polish your cocktail glasses, shot glasses and straight glasses.

If someone seems down or on their own, you try make conversation. Often you'll hear some disturbing stuff but always try lend an ear or make everyone feel included.

If you break a glass in the ice bucket, you got to get rid of the ice.

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[thelonghairedone]

With Kanan’s comment to the 7th sister about how he doesn’t date crazy anymore and that Kanan had a wild youth when he was younger between Order 66 aftermath and joining the rebellion, I kind of want someone or something from his wild days to come up in a rebels episode.

Like maybe Erza or Sabine is looking through the Ghost members criminal records (which have probably gotten pretty long by now) and look through Kanan’s criminal record and are like:

“Mooning a Imperial officer?”

“It was a long time ago. And I was really drunk . Never mix Chandrillian whiskey and Moragan moonshine kids”

#did i search through wookiepedia for planets the alchol came from? #yes i did #one of them is Mon Mothma's homeworld apparently #Apparently there was a dude called Kasmir in the Kanan comic series #maybe we could see him animated #on a related topic i bet some of the Tatooian settlers make their own moonshine #out of like fermented desert plants or something #nothing else exciting to do there really #star wars #star wars rebels #Kanan Jarrus

[yfukuoka]

‪【＊＊＊＊日目】2019-‬09-02‪ gaa①‬ ノンアルコールのペアリングコース。料理だけでなく飲み物まで、すべてがおもしろい。食はエンターテイメントだ。 . GAA＠Lumphini, Bangkok _______________________________________________________ tasting Menu and Non-alcholic Pairing . 1_ Chilled Soup of Guava, Roselle, Fermented Mulberries グアバの冷製スープ。ハイビスカスの果実、発酵マルベリーのパウダー。葉も丸ごと食べられて、葉の上は、ローストチリだったようなこちらがマルベリーだったような、なんとも不思議な料理。 . ★ローズリーフで香り付けドラゴンフルーツのドリンク . 2_ Savoury Betel Leaf キンマの葉の天ぷら。思ったほど苦味もなく、味付けは、塩とガランガルで懐かしさと新鮮さを感じる禁断の味。キンマの葉と聞くと、嗜好品のビンロウジを想像してしまい、少しドキドキします。 . 3_ Spicy Duck Doughnut パニヤラムのような鴨肉のドーナツの中には濃厚なキーマカレーが。かなり香りの強い鴨のお肉です。ミントとコリアンダーのグリーンチャトニをのせて。 . 4_ Duck tongue Tamarind sauce 鴨の舌のロースにタマリンドソース。その上にはインドのヌードルスナックのsevをふりかけています。食べ終わってから気がつきましたが、お肉をのせていたのは、鴨の骨でした。 . 5_ Caramelized Milk Skin, Beef, Yeast Aquafaba 牛乳の煮膜をキャラメリゼしたクレープでビーフステーキを包んでいます。添えてあるのは、バターと豆の煮汁のマヨネーズソース。 . ★スネークフルーツのコンブチャ . （つづく） _______________________________________________________ 🇹🇭 #Gaa #gastronomy #thailand #thai #asianfood #instafood #curry #spice #trip #タイ #バンコク #ガストロノミー #アジア料理 #カレー #ふくすたぐらむ #フクドローン #ふくすた東南アジア旅行2019 ★印はペアリングドリンク (Gaa) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3G4DReAiP2/?igshid=1cw3zp34n5tq5

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[susannaprouse]

Four - Quito

After waking from our great sleep in a king size bed and having great hotel breakfast we wandered down to the meeting point for our free Quito walking tour. There was a huge group of people waiting and I was thinking maybe it wasn't going to be very good but luckily there were two guides to take two groups. We were quickly sorted in a group with Fernando, who we learned was called Fernando after the Abba song. And that was it, Fernando, the song, was in my head for the rest of the day.

He told us he was born and lived in Quito just like his father, grandfather and great grandfather so he knew the city well! He walked us around the old part of the city (a tiny porportion of the city as a whole) taking us to see lots of churches, hidden courtyards and bustling squares. As it was Saturday the city was full of locals, apparently on a weekday the city is very quiet. The Quitoians were buying all the delicious food being sold, buying everything and anything on stalls, watching the entertainment and just sitting and relaxing. It felt a bit like being in Covent Garden.

Fernando also told us Ecuador's interesting history, grusome stories about their presidents being murdered and why they had to change from local currency to the American dollar. The tour was really good and considering I knew nothing about Ecuador I was really pleased to have some insight early on. We gave Fernando a tip (as a free tour is never really free) and headed to the Central Market for some food.

The Central Market was amazing, selling meat, vegetables, fruit, meat and loads of types of potato! There were also loads of places to get food but obviously I had researched it so knew where I wanted to get some. We found the stall and both opted for the traditional lunch - fish with potato and ceviche (cold fish soup), thinking about it now we really threw ourselves in for a potential dodgy belly but neither of us got ill so it was worth it!

The food came out and of course it was delicious. I wasn't sure I was going to like the ceviche as gazpacho makes me feel weird but it was salty and fishy and great. The fish itself was amazing, it was so soft and flaky, with a light and crispy batter. We really enjoyed the meal, making the woman that owned the stall very happy. We paid our 6 dollars and decided to have another wander around the old town.

I quickly noticed a lot of people were eating ice cream as we were walking and was determined to find it. We walked around a corner and found someone selling it for 50 cents! It was a no-brainer and also delicious.

To satisfy my fascination with nuns we then went to a working monastery. I had images of walking among the nuns that weren't allowed to speak except for one hour a day, staring at them and wondering what their lives were like. I was dissapointed when I realised the nuns were in a seperate part of the monestary and we weren't going to see them. It was like missing the panda at Edinburgh Zoo all over again.

We made our way around the rooms looking at the religious artwork and seeing the rooms the nuns used, the big hall where they ate in silence, the kitchen where the cooked in silence, the sewing room where they sewed in silence and their room where the slept in silence (what happens if they sleep talk I wonder?). We finally made it to a room where there was a black curtain at the back. Mike asked what was behind it, I knew he was too scared to look so I did. It was terrifying. It was a pitch black room with nothing but a head with a light shining on it. I quickly poked my head out and told Mike to come in. As he did the room lit up with more terrifiying flickering light to reveal a cast of dummies. Mary was in the back (it was her head that was lit up initially) and she was surrounded by disciples and angels. I loved it, but no idea why it was set up as a jump-scare.

We finally went into the last room where I could hear a humming noise like a car engine running. I wanted to find out what the noise was so I squinted through a hole in the wall. I couldn't believe it, it was a nun on an electric floor polisher polishing the chapel floor! It was amazing and I wanted to watch her for longer but Mike made me leave. I'm not sure why I've got a fascination with nuns but surely it's something to do with Sound Of Music, Mum?

After the monastery we walked back to the hotel for a quick rest, it was quicker than we anticipated because there were two weddings on in the town and so we needed to wait to see the bride (I'm not sure Mike would say we needed to wait...). After our rest we went back out to La Ronda, a cobble stoned street that we'd visited and that was dead in the day but that comes alive at night. On our way we saw some people up on a roof terrace and realised it was a bar so we decided to go up to get a drink with a nice view of the city. We got in the ancient lift and the woman operating it cranked the lever up. We got out and had the most amazing view of the city at sunset. We took photos and realised we didn't actually have to buy a drink so went back down again. We continued walking and spotted a man dressed in all white with a small white contraption. We knew what he was selling and decided to get some for 50 cents. He poured it out into a small cup and we each had a gulp. The only way to describe it is the head of a beer that's been fermented. It was slightly fizzy, slightly weird and more than slightly good.

We got to La Ronda and started to hunt out what we'd come for - Canelazo - a spiced alcholic hot drink made with a sugar cane spirit and other spices. We found a woman selling it like someone would sell mulled wine at a Christmas fayre. We had a cup each for 2 dollars and tasted it. It was really sweet and really good, kind of similar to mulled cider but more alcholoic.

Having drank the cups by the time we'd walked back up the street we decided to have a snack and went in to a pizza place that seemed to be the best place in the area. We shared a personal pizza and empanada, both were great but better was the tiny old woman running the place who we both fell in love with.

Feeling warm from the canelazo and tired from all the walking we head back to our hotel to read and sleep.

[johnmaiolo]

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[sweetness-doesnt-touch-my-face]

I am currently fermenting in the alcholic juices

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[myplacebars]

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 On the off chance that you are searching for a Bottling works near the CBD you should look no farther than The Old Distillery situated by Rulers Park. The Bottling works is likewise arranged close by the Swan Waterway which makes for an incredible view to make the most of your lager with. This great looking distillery is un-missable as you approach it along Mounts Narrows Street. The lager is prepared in a Smaller scale Bottling works nearby and this old distillery offers a diverse blend of lagers to look over. The Old Bottling works likewise has an incredible eatery to help, with steak being one of their claim to fame dishes.

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Hi all! My name is Alexander David and I have 15 years of experience in the F&B industry. We are a restaurant and bar where you can unwind with your friends and loved ones after a hectic day at work. Our restaurant features stunning views which sweeps across the vast swathes of the Australian landscape. Our dishes are as aesthetically pleasing as the views. They are prepared with utmost dedication. Dining at our restaurant would be a captivating experience. It is because I have strived hard to showcase the great quality and diversity that modern Australian cuisine can offer.

 I am also trying hard to concentrate on nature-based cuisine. It is that kind of a cuisine which sources its inspiration from nature and involves the usage of a lot of herbs and unusual vegetables. But non-vegans out there! Don’t get disheartened! Our restaurant has a wide platter of menus for you people too! So just visit and have an unforgettable dining experience.

 Address:- My Place Bar & Restaurant, 70 Pier Street, Perth, Australia

Phone:-  9225 5963

Phone:-  0421 854 552

Email:- [email protected]

 Visit  For More Information:- https://www.myplacebar.com.au

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Welcome to My Place Bar & Restaurant, MyPlaceBar is an event hall in Perth for the best beef burgers and African food. We provide the cheapest alchol, beer and food service. Get the cheapest alchol & beer in Perth.

The Australian city of Perth is a captivating blend of imagination, cash (on account of the mining blast) and a decided freedom that originates from the way that the greater part of the country's other significant urban areas are a five-hour flight away.

 Guests to Perth are in for a treat, with each sort of nourishment and drink understanding on offer, from five-star eateries to tempting wine bars and bistros that take advantage of the city's outdoors atmosphere. Here are the absolute best in the most fascinating neighborhoods:

 For an incredible find even local people don't think about take your companions to Annalakshmi on the Swan at the Garisson huts Road Wharf. Barely any cafés run totally on adoration, however this one does. They supply astounding home-style Indian veggie lover nourishment, you "eat as you need, give as you feel", making an intentional gift for the supper. The prime stream sees are a reward.

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Lager is ever connected with Australian life and structures some portion of most get-togethers, social gatherings and is extraordinary as a backup to a dinner. It should hence shock no one that numerous Australians have took up the specialty of making lager in distilleries across Australia and none more so that in Perth situated in Western Australia.

 Numerous bottling works across Perth are joined by their own individual eateries so as to feature their interestingly made lagers with a similarly special eating experience. With this stated, you may now ask where the best places to enjoy a privately fermented brew with a feast are in Perth, the accompanying aide will be a basic guide to finding the best places in Perth fit to your lager drinking needs.

 The Last Drop Bar and Bottling works is an extraordinary spot to begin on the off chance that you are searching for some traditionally European style blended brew. Their distillery goes back to 1516 and there process has just showed signs of improvement after some time whereby they initially prepared there brew utilizing simply malt, jumps and water. This long standing distillery is joined by an extraordinary café with nourishment cooked by probably the best culinary specialists in Western Australia. The Last Drop Bar likewise offers an incredible environment with unrecorded music and a lager nursery to hang out in.

 On the off chance that you are searching for a Bottling works near the CBD you should look no farther than The Old Distillery situated by Rulers Park. The Bottling works is likewise arranged close by the Swan Waterway which makes for an incredible view to make the most of your lager with. This great looking distillery is un-missable as you approach it along Mounts Narrows Street. The lager is prepared in a Smaller scale Bottling works nearby and this old distillery offers a diverse blend of lagers to look over. The Old Bottling works likewise has an incredible eatery to help, with steak being one of their claim to fame dishes.

 Event hall in perth

Hi all! My name is Alexander David and I have 15 years of experience in the F&B industry. We are a restaurant and bar where you can unwind with your friends and loved ones after a hectic day at work. Our restaurant features stunning views which sweeps across the vast swathes of the Australian landscape. Our dishes are as aesthetically pleasing as the views. They are prepared with utmost dedication. Dining at our restaurant would be a captivating experience. It is because I have strived hard to showcase the great quality and diversity that modern Australian cuisine can offer.

 I am also trying hard to concentrate on nature-based cuisine. It is that kind of a cuisine which sources its inspiration from nature and involves the usage of a lot of herbs and unusual vegetables. But non-vegans out there! Don’t get disheartened! Our restaurant has a wide platter of menus for you people too! So just visit and have an unforgettable dining experience.

 Address:- My Place Bar & Restaurant, 70 Pier Street, Perth, Australia

Phone:-  9225 5963

Phone:-  0421 854 552

Email:-  [email protected]

 Visit  For More Information:- https://www.myplacebar.com.au

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Wine Making Options

Style – dry, RS, fortified, sparkling

Fruit ripeness and cleanliness/lack of rot

Botrytis: marmalade, honey, oily texture Clean: No Marmalde honey,

Picking date

Early pick: Malic acid, green apple Late Pick: Dark fruit, jammy, elevated alchol

Blend of varieties or single variety

Single: unifor flavour Bend: red and dark fruit, muti ? Cabert

Protective or oxidative techniques

Sauvignon Blanc: protective Rioja: oxidative

Fermentation temperature

Sherry: high Sauvignon Blanc: Low

Fermentation period

Nebbiolo: traditional long, modern short Barossa Shiraz: mass short, premium long

Fermentation vessel

Italian: wood fudere

Stop fermentation

Kabinet Riesling: RS

Carbonic maceration

Syrah, Gamay, Tempranillo

Pump-over/punch down/other

Pinot:

Post-fermentation maceration

Cabernet

MLF

Chardonnay

Aromaric: Block Fermentation

lees aging

muscadet Chablis Gavi

battonage

Oakes white

Oak regime – size, type, origin, age, toast, time

Italian Cab Rioja

Finishing – filtered, fined or unfiltered

Commercial

Single year or blend of years

Most red

Maturation – non-oxidative bottle, oxidative - oak, inert, how long before release

Most red

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Apprently my great grandma would make her own version of moonshine out of grain alcohol. She'd get it from out of state since grain alcohol was illegal in her state.

I guess she would allow the alcohol to ferment further with orange rinds.and honey. Then after a few weeks it'd bw done and she would wind up with super concentrated alchol that she'd water down. So one bottle would become three.

I'm honestly not sure if im impressed or not.