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The alcohol content of a wine is usually higher than that of a beer because

  • A.Grape must contains far more fermentable sugar
  • B.Wine yeast is a completely different species
  • C.Wine is fermented at a much lower temperature
  • D.Beer is diluted with water after fermentation

Answer: A

More sugar in the starting material means more alcohol at the end, and ripe grapes are far sweeter than a typical wort. The same species of yeast is at work in each, and neither product is routinely diluted after fermentation.

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