'distillate' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is commonly used in scientific, technical, and industrial contexts to refer to a liquid product that has been purified or concentrated through the process of distillation. It can also be used metaphorically to describe something that has been refined or condensed to its essence. Example: The distillate of this herb contains strong medicinal properties that can be used to treat various ailments. Example: The company plans to market a new fuel distillate that is cleaner and more efficient than traditional gasoline. Example: The author's writing style is a distillate of his years of experience and reflects his unique voice.
The elixir is derived from a rye, wheat and corn distillate triple distilled in copper pot stills, which is then blended with a potpourri of botanicals including cloves, anise, licorice and juniper.
In addition to converting starches from other carbohydrates to sugars, barley malt contains soluble proteins (amino acids), contributing flavour to the distillate secured from fermentation and distillation of grain-malt mixtures.
The only difference is that certain aromatic herbs are added to the distillate before the end of the distillation process; it is largely the congeners drawn from these flavoring agents that give gin and aquavit a somewhat higher congeneric count than vodka.
This difference is exactly as it should be; most Scottish distillers don't even want new barrels since the flavours from the wood would overpower the character of their distillate.At the same time, many distillers are coming to see the value of introducing different woods into the maturation process.
The rum is distilled twice in simple pot stills, producing a distillate of clear colour that turns to a golden hue as the distillate takes up substances from the oak of the wooden puncheons used for storage during the aging period.
Distillation is allowed to continue until the alcohol content of the distillate falls to a predetemined level.
Charring is different from toasting, and in addition to producing more caramel and causing other chemical changes, it creates a thin charcoal layer which the spirit filters through during its maturation, removing some of the harsher characteristics of the fresh distillate in the process.Now to mature itOnce a barrel is filled with the newly made spirit, it is stuck in a warehouse.
These range from simple petroleum distillates to sophisticated nanomaterials tiny particles which can be used to change the properties of plastics or other substances.
Pitch is the material remaining after the removal of pyridine and other distillates; it is useful in the aluminum industry for the manufacture of electrodes.
Distillates of pine-wood tar, particularly the creosote fraction, are used in metallurgy in the froth flotation processes.
Several grades of diesel fuel are manufactured for example, "light-middle" and "middle" distillates for high-speed engines with frequent and wide variations in load and speed (such as trucks and automobiles) and "heavy" distillates for low- and medium-speed engines with sustained loads and speeds (such as stationary engines).
