Washington, Sep 10: Every type of whiskey has a distinct chemical signature to match the complex combinations of grains, barrels, aging and other factors that makes it what it is.
Thomas Collins, Ph.D., and his team profiled 60 American whiskeys, which resulted in a treasure trove of information that could prove useful for whiskey-makers large and small as well as for regulators.
Using latest analytical tools, Collins' team found that a single whiskey sample can contain hundreds of nonvolatile compounds, the ones that tend to stay in the liquid rather than evaporate off.
Added up across multiple samples,.
Thomas Collins, Ph.D., and his team profiled 60 American whiskeys, which resulted in a treasure trove of information that could prove useful for whiskey-makers large and small as well as for regulators.
Using latest analytical tools, Collins' team found that a single whiskey sample can contain hundreds of nonvolatile compounds, the ones that tend to stay in the liquid rather than evaporate off.
Added up across multiple samples,.
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