System and Method for the Production of a Physically Stable High Gravity Beer
AssigneeSandymount Technologies Corporation
InventorsRonan K. McGovern, Adam M. Weiner, Andrew Hunt, Paul Michael Thompson
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AssigneeSandymount Technologies Corporation
InventorsRonan K. McGovern, Adam M. Weiner, Andrew Hunt, Paul Michael Thompson
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A method of reducing haze by creating a physically stable alcoholic beverage that has been obtained via filtration and separation processes includes receiving retentate from which water has been removed, from a reverse osmosis filter system having an initial alcoholic precursor to the alcoholic beverage in a feed stream, wherein a concentration of alcohol in the retentate has reached between about 10% and 40% by volume, cooling the retentate to a temperature between about 2 degrees below a freezing point of the retentate and a freezing point of the initial alcoholic precursor to the alcoholic beverage in the feed stream, and subjecting the retentate to a clarification process that removes particles having a size of about 0.4-0.8 microns and larger to produce a clarified retentate. The clarification process includes centrifuging, filtration using a filter, and/or forming a supernate and a precipitate and then decanting the supernate.
A method of reducing haze by creating a physically stable alcoholic beverage that has been obtained via filtration and separation processes, the method comprising:
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A system for reducing haze by creating a physically stable alcoholic beverage that has been obtained via filtration and separation processes, the system comprising:
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A method of reducing formation of haze by creating a physically stable alcoholic beverage subjected to filtration and separation processes, the method comprising:
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