The concentration of fermentation inhibitors (organic acids and furfural derivatives) retained in each liquor (water-soluble fraction created after steam explosion) was quantified by HPLC after filtration (96-well filter plate, 0.2 μm).
It said they were enjoying "saunas in farmhouses" and hiding expensive Maotai liquor in water bottles.
In the brewhouse, Jeremy Pettman mixes the malts with pure hot "liquor" – brewing water – in the mash tun.
To bolster their spirits, Joe climbed down & got two bottles of liquor; the water was up to his knees.
He yearns for human connection and monogamy, and he sings of swapping out liquor for water in the hope of preserving his soul and his liver.
Under the heading "Massachusetts Mitt Romney's Taxes & Fees," the video lists: "Veterans, Drivers, People who are blind, Hunters, Boaters, Skaters, Developers, Golfers and Everyone who drinks wine, liquor, bottled water and noncarbonated beverages".
The songs deliver rural details, some fresh, some quite stale: trucks, tractors, liquor, the water tower, the wrecking ball smashing a shuttered factory; the heartbroken stripper in "Black Tears" whose makeup runs when she cries.
Like many of the restaurants of which he is an owner (among them Schnäck, Gowanas Yacht Club, Patois and the new Sweetwater, all in Brooklyn) this one, too, has scenic shtick, from the black velvet bullfighter paintings to the repurposed liquor bottle water pitchers.
Look at the pattern — you might call it the basic recipe — of these drinks, many of which might be grouped as "sours": they combine liquor with water (usually in the form of ice), a sour flavoring (usually citrus juice) and a sweetener (simple syrup, or something more expensive and flavorful, like Cointreau).
It's not true, of course – the word "cocktail", originally referring to a mixture of liquor, sugar, water and bitters, was used long before the sazerac's 19th-century creation.
