A new benefit from combining audio and spirits

[sodderboy]

People are so inventive!
Any DC swamp forum members interested in a review?

Mike

 

[JohnRoberts]

I wonder if I cut some time off my beer brewing bottle finish?

JR

 

[pucho812]

We have a distillery out here that has a patent for making booze,  Basically it is best described as if you leave something out in the sun it ages faster.  So they theorized that concept into aging spirits and it proved positive when tested with  the science machines.  So by leaving the spirits with wood chips to age and blasting it with intense light, they can take a new spirit and age it to the same chemical makeup of a 20 year old spirit in a matter of 6 days.  Now I don't know if their spirits truly taste like 20 year old spirits but they are smooth and tasty.

 

[JohnRoberts]

We have a distillery out here that has a patent for making booze,  Basically it is best described as if you leave something out in the sun it ages faster.  So they theorized that concept into aging spirits and it proved positive when tested with  the science machines.  So by leaving the spirits with wood chips to age and blasting it with intense light, they can take a new spirit and age it to the same chemical makeup of a 20 year old spirit in a matter of 6 days.  Now I don't know if their spirits truly taste like 20 year old spirits but they are smooth and tasty.

Beer does not respond well to sunlight (develops "skunky" flavor notes). That is why premium beer is kept in brown bottles.

JR

 

[pucho812]

Beer does not respond well to sunlight (develops "skunky" flavor notes). That is why premium beer is kept in brown bottles.

JR

that is true, their patent is for whisky and other spirits.

 

[living sounds]

So they basically mix wood chips from a cask and relatively recently distilled wiskey in an ultrasonic cleaner, let it run for 20 minutes and declare it vintage?

Got to try that with some cheap scotch...  ;D

 

[pucho812]

So they basically mix wood chips from a cask and relatively recently distilled wiskey in an ultrasonic cleaner, let it run for 20 minutes and declare it vintage?

Got to try that with some cheap scotch...  ;D

in the OP it sounds like the case,  with the distillery in L.A. and their patent the mix wood chips and recently distilled spirits and run it under bright lights for 6 days causing materials to break down giving the same chemical makeup of a 20 year old spirit.

 

[sodderboy]

AND the wood chips are soaked in port or other spirits themselves, which is really like blending.

 

[Gus]

I wonder what chemical reactions are taken place?
I would ask if it is it making anything that you don't want?
Some links There are more you can find with a search

https://www.organic-chemistry.org/topics/sonochemistry.shtm

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonochemistry

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/9781118468586.epoc2014