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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago
Maximum concentration of alcohol in naturally fermented beverages is 15-16%.
Higher level of alcohol (above 16%) is toxic to the yeast hence alcoholic concentration greater than this limit is achieved by fortifying the solution by adding more concentrated alcohol or by distillation.
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