Distillate

usgb/ˈdɪstɪlət/
noun

A liquid that has been made pure by heating it until it becomes a gas, then cooling the gas so it becomes a liquid again.

The whiskey is a distillate of barley, malt, and water.
Visual representation of "distillate" - A liquid that has been made pure by heating it until it becomes a gas, then cooling the gas so it becomes a liquid again.

Often appears as...

  • grain distillate
  • alcohol distillate

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Purification Process

Focus on the process of purifying substances, often associated with alcohol.

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Whiskey is a prized distillate that requires careful aging.
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Not Always Drinkable

Remember that 'distillate' can refer to non-beverage products, like fuels or oils, not just consumable liquids.

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The distillate from the refinery is used in automobiles.
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Cultural Significance

In some cultures, distillates like whisky or vodka are important traditional products.

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Scotch whisky is a distillate deeply embedded in Scottish heritage.
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