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The beer is distilled, producing spirits called malt wine, with 50 55 percent alcohol content by volume.
Korenwijn, an expression of the liquor of more recent vintage which contains a higher percentage of malt wine, is traditionally aged in cask.
That's down to distillation that uses juniper and malt wine from rye, malted barley and corn, which makes jenever a kind of lovechild of gin and whisky.
Jenever, the Dutch ancestor of gin, is a malted barley-based spirit produced in two basic types, jonge ("young") and oude ("old," which contains a higher percentage of malt wine and thus is stronger and often yellowish as a result of the aging of the malt wine).
English and American gins are distilled from malt wine purified to produce an almost neutral spirit, without flavour or aroma, having alcohol content of 90 94 percent by volume.
Ageing up to three years in oak barrels adds further subtleties – though the division of the spirit into "old" and "young" versions refers to the malt wine proportions used (from 15% upward) rather than ageing time.
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