Researcher paraphrase of the section's central contribution; detailed qualifications and corrections are in the related Literature Note.
Printed pp. 251–264; physical PDF 279–292.
Botanical processing demonstrates how extraction conditions and distillation jointly shape a product, without supplying a whiskey recipe.
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Botanical Distillation as a Comparative Solvent Case
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Botanical processing demonstrates how extraction conditions and distillation jointly shape a product, without supplying a whiskey recipe.
Locator: printed pp. 251–264; PDF 279–292.
Chapter 10 compares maceration, vapor baskets and combined approaches to gin and other flavored spirits. Particle size, contact time, solvent composition and placement affect what enters the charge and what subsequently travels into the distillate. Extraction and distillation are distinct stages whose effects should not be collapsed into a single strength number.
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