Method and apparatus for improving the organoleptic properties of alcoholic and other beverages
OwnerJacqueline Peifferinventor
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A method and apparatus for improving the organoleptic properties of various alcoholic beverages by reducing the sensory perception of acids and tannins in wine, brandies, sherries, cognacs, spirits, beer, tea, coffee and fruit juice, including but not limited to any alcoholic beverages that have been aged in wood barrels or had the addition of wood or wood chips added to improve or enhance the flavor. The product to be treated can be either placed upon, inside or channeled through a magnetic field produced by permanent magnets, strong enough to achieve the desired results. The minimum gauss strength of said magnets should be strong enough to achieve said results depending upon whether the liquid to be treated is stationary, contained in a bottle, barrel or tank, or is moving through a pipe line during the manufacturing process.
A device for treating wine comprising:
A device for treating wine comprising:
A device for treating wine comprising:
A method for improving the taste of wine comprising:
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