Project Profile
- Tafia is a kind of cheap rum
made from sugarcane juice. It is typically unaged whereas rum is typically
aged in wooden barrels to reduce the level of fusel.
- Tafia is an unaged, Caribbean
or South American alcoholic beverage produced by batch distillation of beers
obtained by the fermentation of sugar-cane juice or molasses. It is similar
to aguardiente and rum.
- The number of steps to produce
the Rhum depend on the type of it. There are the traditional Rhum which is
the distillation of molasse (residues of production of cane sugar), and the
agricultural Rhum which is the distillation of the cane sugar’s juice.
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Introduction
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Rhum Superieur
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Rhum agricole, Industrial rum, Traditional rum
Differences
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Rum Trade
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Rum
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Tafia
Manufacturing Process
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Feedstocks, fermentation and
distillation for production of heavy and light rums
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History of rum making
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Production lines of a Rhum industry
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Traditional rum Making Process
| Market and Report
- Adding punch to the Caribbean
rum industry
- China, Peoples Republic of
Product Brief
- India, the emerging economy:
trends and future
- Classification of Cachaca
- The Rum Excise Tax Cover-Over:
Legislative History and Current Issues
- Global Spirits Manufacturing
- Market Information and
Opportunities
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