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Compared with wine, beer typically has

  • A.Far higher alcohol and a much lower acidity
  • B.Lower alcohol and dissolved carbon dioxide
  • C.Higher alcohol and no dissolved carbon dioxide
  • D.The same alcohol content and no carbonation

Answer: B

Correct answer: Lower alcohol and dissolved carbon dioxide

Beer is typically 4 to 6 per cent alcohol against wine’s 12 to 14, because the wort is less concentrated than grape must, and it retains dissolved carbon dioxide from conditioning while a still wine has had its gas allowed to escape.

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