How do you know what the alcohol by volume is ?
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You need to get a hydrometer Make sure it's for spirits, not for beer and wine
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Of the stuff you're putting into the still you need a triple scale hydrometer and if it's for after got the stuff you already distilled you need a proofing hydrometer to let you know what the proof is and in turn the percentage of alcohol is in it
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Before or after distillation? I use this one E.C. Kraus 9K-JGN7-B835 Alcohol HydrometerMash ABV will never be above 20% as that's the point at which the mash becomes toxic to the yeast. The yeast eat until they die of alcohol poisoning :-). After distillation it depends on how you run your still. Fast and hot produces a lean and mean product. Lean being a lower ABV because you had a hot enough temperature to evaporate water also. Mean is the way it makes you feel and the way it taste. I found a fast run produces a more peppery taste and and not a good pepper either. Hope this helps. Before or after distillation? I use this one E.C. Kraus 9K-JGN7-B835 Alcohol HydrometerMash ABV will never be above 20% as that's the point at which the mash becomes toxic to the yeast. The yeast eat until they die of alcohol poisoning :-). After distillation it depends on how you run your still. Fast and hot produces a lean and mean product. Lean being a lower ABV because you had a hot enough temperature to evaporate water also. Mean is the way it makes you feel and the way it taste. I found a fast run produces a more peppery... » Read More Before or after distillation? I use this one E.C. Kraus 9K-JGN7-B835 Alcohol HydrometerMash ABV will never be above 20% as that's the point at which the mash becomes toxic to the yeast. The yeast eat until they die of alcohol poisoning :-). After distillation it depends on how you run your still. Fast and hot produces a lean and mean product. Lean being a lower ABV because you had a hot enough temperature to evaporate water also. Mean is the way it makes you feel and the way it taste. I found a fast run produces a more peppery taste and and not a good pepper either. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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After the run you use an alcohol hydrometer. Before the run you can use different hydrometer to measure specific gravity.
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No... While fluid-ounce is a measure of volume, there are some other digital scales which can display equivalent volume by weight for water & other known selections of specific ingredients. However this scale cannot do this and will only display weight measurements.
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I could very easily. Measure when you first make the broth then measure again when you feel that the process is supposed to be complete. It measures in % of alcohol and specific gravity, and may be on another scale. I have not played with mine as yet.
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Test it before you add sugar. If you're buying it in a bottle the ABV should be printed somewhere.
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A fluid ounce IS a unit of volume. Ordinary kitchen measuring cups meant for liquids are notoriously inaccurate. Let's say a recipe calls for a cup of milk--8 oz. Turn on your scale, selecting fl. oz. Set your empty cup or bowl on the scale. Then press the On/Off button once to get the tare weight. Pour your liquid into the cup or bowl on the scale until it says 8.00 fl oz. Now you know you have exactly one cup of milk. If you take that same amount of milk and pour it into an ordinary kitchen liquid measuring cup it probably won't be exactly at the 8 oz mark on the cup. Could be less, could be more--depending upon how accurate the measuring cup is. Believe me, I've tried many measuring cups and they're just not that accurate. Sorry if I totally confused you, but hopefully this helps!
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The ingredients on my bottle read: Glycerin, Fair Trade Certified vanilla bean extractives, water. But on the front of the bottle there is an asterisk beside the words "NON-ALCOHOLIC." I never noticed the asterisk before so I read the note it referred to on the back of the bottle. It says "Contains less than 0.5% alcohol by volume." I don't know what that means and never noticed it before?????
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I don't have one to look at but I believe it is alcohol based. I am not sure, sorry.
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Fill the drop spoon with exactly the stuff you want to measure, then weigh the amount. That's the most reliable way to find out.
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I am sorry but I do not know the volume amount. It was a shorter style decanter. I gave the decanter as a gift and he LOVED it. It is a very nice decanter especially for this price.
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To the best of my knowledge it is pure (99%) Isopropyl alcohol with 1% water. It show no other chemicals on the label.
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I believe it should be able to because it's going to be checking the alcohol content. It's doesn't matter what kind.
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i dont know, but i have not been impressed with this wine stopper --it does not work as advertised.
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This is liquid, so it is measured in volume rather than weight. Each of the 4 bottles contains 250 milliliters, so that converts to nearly 8-1/2 fluid ounces (8.454, to be exact).
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Proof and Tralle will measure the alcohol content. I am not sure what you would classify as short.
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I looked at my bottle but it doesn't specify either way and I am not sure how else to determine this.
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your wine will be stronger, you may see an SG of .96 or less and end up with a stronger alcohol contest. per volume. You are fermenting more concentrate in less water. About 18% less. You may see 16% or higher alcohol content.
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Ounces measure weight fluid ounces measure volume a little more product in ounces