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Introduction of Beverages
• Beverage is a potable liq
uid
Excludes water
Alco
holic
Non-
Alcoholi
Fermented
Alcoholic Distilled
Compound
Beverage
Stimulating
Non
Refreshing
alcoholic
Nourishing
This contains edible alcohol i.e.
ethyl alcohol.
It is restricted to drink for the
children.
Alcohol beverage is classified into
3
categories
1.Fermented
2.Distilled
3.Compound
Alcoholic
Alcoholic Beve
rages
Fermented Alcohol
Distilled Alcohol
Compound Alcohol
Fermented Alcohol
•Fermented alcohol is prepared by the process of breaking down
sugar in liquid form into alcohol and CO2 with the reaction of
yeast.
•Alcoholic strength is from 5% to 25% alcohol by volume.
Beer, wines etc.
People before
fermented any
ingredients
that
contains sugar.
Honey Dates
Berrie
s
Grapes Milk
Sesame
Seeds
Grains Palm
Pomegranate
Sugarcane Peppers
Alcoholic Beve
rages
Fermented Alcohol
Distilled Alcohol
Compound Alcohol
Distilled Alcohol
•It is an alcoholic beverage containing ethanol that is produced by
distilling ethanol produced by means of fermenting grain, fruit, or
vegetables.
•Alcoholic strength: up to 75.5% alcohol by volume.
Whiskey, vodka, rum, brandy, tequila etc
Alcoholic Beve
rages
Fermented Alcohol
Distilled Alcohol
Compound Alcohol
Compound Alcohol
•These are the flavored alcohol.
•It contains high alcoholic strength.
Examples: Gin, liqueur etc
Early and Present Day Uses of Alco
holic Beverages
Religious Rite
Wines were used as an offering to
BEFORE
Gods and Goddesses
1.Relaxing
2.Stimulates the senses and appetite.
3.Heightening pleasure
4.It provides a sense of euphoria.
Negative effects of alcohol if taken i
n too much dosage