Extends preservice standardization into batching and carbonation while preserving a clear practitioner-evidence boundary.
The passage treats carbonation as a production system requiring a complete, cold, appropriately diluted formula before gas is introduced.
For carbonated cocktails, the authors calculate and add the drink's final water contribution before charging it with gas because carbonation does not supply the dilution that normal stirring or shaking would have added.
PDF sheet 335
PDF sheet 332
Pre-Bottling and Carbonation
Paraphrase checked against searchable text and rendered PDF sheets 332–335 on 2026-08-27.
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Evidence
For carbonated cocktails, the authors calculate and add the final water contribution before charging the drink with gas because carbonation does not supply the dilution normally added during stirring or shaking.
Location and context
- Locator: PDF sheets 332–335
- Section: Pre-Bottling and Carbonation
- Context: The passage treats carbonation as a production system requiring a complete, cold, appropriately diluted formula before gas is introduced.
Annotation
This extends preservice standardization into batching and carbonation while retaining a practitioner-evidence boundary.