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Atlantic halibut
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Safety thresholds
methanol concentration→ is a concern in →distilled fruit spirits
“Some distilled fruit spirits contain, normally, high quantities of methanol.”
methanol→ has a maximum level →spirits
regulation: EC regulations
“These spirits adhere to maximum levels of methanol (potential toxic compound) and 2-butanol (potential flavor defect) fixed by EC regulations.”
2-butanol→ has a maximum level →spirits
regulation: EC regulations
“These spirits adhere to maximum levels of methanol (potential toxic compound) and 2-butanol (potential flavor defect) fixed by EC regulations.”
What science says
compound effect
“French Mirabelle spirit, which was studied for the first time, was characterized by higher levels of many aldehydes and acetals and by the presence of compounds having an odd number of carbons together with benzaldehyde and some of its derivatives.”
French Mirabelle spirit→characterized by→higher levels of many aldehydes and acetals
“French Mirabelle spirit, which was studied for the first time, was characterized by higher levels of many aldehydes and acetals and by the presence of compounds having an odd number of carbons together with benzaldehyde and some of its derivatives.”
French Mirabelle spirit→contains→benzaldehyde and some of its derivatives
“French Mirabelle spirit, which was studied for the first time, was characterized by higher levels of many aldehydes and acetals and by the presence of compounds having an odd number of carbons together with benzaldehyde and some of its derivatives.”
French Mirabelle spirit→contains→compounds having an odd number of carbons