The many shapes of grape
Grape alcohol is made from the remnants of the wine industry’s production. As its origins lie with the wine industry, it is also commonly referred to as vinous alcohol. We supply grape alcohol in bulk. Find out how you can use grape alcohol in your craft distillation for the production of various alcoholic beverages.What is grape alcohol?
Grape alcohol 96% is a product of the wine industry’s waste material. Nonetheless, being a by-product does not diminish the many uses for vinous alcohol. This raw material alcohol blends in seamlessly with other grape-based beverages that include vinous alcohol in their ingredients.Why use grape alcohol in your distillation process?
Grape alcohol is a versatile input for many different grape-based spirits. Thanks to our extensive network, we are able to supply our customers with grape alcohol. Our 96% grape alcohol is GMO-free. Wine alcohol is a product that is hard to come by. Thanks to our extensive network, we still manage to supply our customers throughout the year.The big grape: from fortified wine to sherry to grappa
Our grape alcohol is extra neutral, which means it has a neutral taste and smell. This alcohol is used to make fortified wines, such as sherry produced in Spain. Wine alcohol is also a key ingredient for making the famous Italian grappa for pulp brandy made from grapes. Taking advantage of another industry’s byproduct is also a step toward a less wasteful alcohol industry, a welcome fact for conscious consumers. Interested in adding some grape alcohol to your distillation process? Feel free to check out our packaging options to see what quantities would suit you.Grape alcohol can be used in a variety of ways in the distillation process. Some common uses include as a base for fortified wines like sherry, as an ingredient in Italian grappa, as a component in fruit brandies and as a neutral spirit for blending with other grape-based beverages. It can also be used in the production of liqueurs and other flavored spirits. Its versatility makes it a popular choice for craft distillers looking to create unique and high-quality products.
To incorporate grape alcohol into your distillation process you should first determine the appropriate amount needed for your recipe. Dilute the grape alcohol with water to reach your desired alcohol percentage and add it to your mash or fermentation mixture. Finally, proceed with the distillation process according to your recipe. Be sure to handle grape alcohol with care as it is highly flammable and check local regulations before use.
