2024 Author: Jasmine Walkman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 08:29
Only experts can say for sure that the alcohol served to them is fake, but there are tricks that help to detect counterfeiting by non-specialists.
To find out if the wine you bought is genuine and not stained with chemical dyes, pour the wine into a test tube or small bottle, pinch its throat with your finger, and then place the bottle in a large container of water.
Remove your finger. Real wine will not mix with water, but will form red threads in the water. The faster the wine mixes with the water, the more chemical additives and colorants are in the wine.
Natural wine can be determined with the help of glycerin. If you pour a little glycerin into real wine, it will sink to the bottom of the vessel, remaining colorless.
If instead of wine you have some strange mixture with additives of chemical dyes, glycerin will immediately turn red or yellowish.
To distinguish a nice cognac from a fake, it is enough to warm a glass of cognac in your palms and inhale its aroma - the exquisite mixture of almond, vanilla and grape aroma does not allow confusion.
You can easily check the quality of cognac before you buy it from the store. Take the bottle of cognac and very slowly turn it upside down.
If the cognac flows down like water, it is not of the best quality. If drops like thick jam come out of the bottom, you have come across a really good quality cognac.
To distinguish quality vodka, turn the bottle upside down and examine the drink for strange particles, such as fluff. It is inadmissible to have sediment in vodka.
Counterfeit vodka usually contains small particles of obscure origin, and may also be cloudy or yellowish.
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