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What‘s the key to making a quality non-alcoholic beer, wine or spirit? The aroma! This means preventing damage to it from heat and oxygen, and keeping as much of it as possible in the product. Typically, alcohol is removed from the product with vacuum distillation. This low-temperature process prevents heat damage to the base. However, a lot of the aroma still leaves the product with the alcohol, leaving you with a bland alcohol-free base and an aromatic distillate. That‘s often where the story ends. In fact, most wine processers sell their distillate as brandy, it‘s that...
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Phase 01
Adsorption / Capture
The aroma-containing feed, e.g. the distillate from
dealcoholisation, is fed into the column. The aroma
is adsorbed from it onto the solid phase. The liquid
leaves the column deodorised.
Phase 02
Desorption / Harvesting
The aroma-containing feed, e.g. the distillate from
dealcoholisation, is fed into the column. The aroma
is adsorbed from it onto the solid phase. The liquid
leaves the column deodorised.
Aroma Concentrate
Aroma-rich distillate
Desorption Agent
Deodorised Distillate
Absorbing Column
Real aroma Recovery
High degree of flexibility and adaptability to existing production facilities and processing schedules
Retention of your product‘s hard-won quality aroma profile despite dealcoholisation.
Realisation of a broad range of final product alcohol concentrations. Ability to reach 0.5 and 0.0 alc’