Equipment and method for self-service mixing and dispensing carbonated fermented drinks from concentrates
OwnerGyorgy PINTZinventor
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An arrangement for brewing and dispensing fermented drinks, primarily beers, by portions using concentrates in a personalized, tailor-made manner that is fit for self-service. The arrangement is fitted with a primary alcohol unit and a secondary alcohol unit, which are suitable for adjusting the alcohol content for each portion and contain an alcohol and water mixture of a fermented liquid, and the controlling part is connected to at least one alcohol adjusting part that is suitable for setting the alcohol content of each portion of beverage. A fermented base concentrate and alcohol originating from the fermented beverage, left in and/or extracted from the base concentrate, is used as raw material, and the alcohol content of the beverage is adjusted by adding further alcohol, and the flavour of each portion of beverage is adjusted as desired.
An equipment used for dispensing carbonated and fermented drinks in glasses or dispensing and sealing the carbonated and fermented drinks in bottles by portions using concentrates in a personalised manner for a self-service, comprising a carbon-dioxide bottle, a gas dispenser unit, a filling unit suitable for discharging the concentrates or a liquid into the glasses or the bottles, at least one filling space for placing the glasses or the bottles, a water pipe, a cooling unit, at least one beer concentrate container for storing the concentrates of the carbonated and fermented drinks, at least one flavour concentrate container, at least one alcohol unit, a carbonator, and a controlling part, the equipment is fitted with a primary alcohol unit and a secondary alcohol unit, the primary alcohol unit contains an alcohol from the carbonated and fermented drinks, the secondary alcohol unit is suitable for adjusting the alcohol for each of the portions through the controlling part;
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