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14-September-2008 18:38:39 - Applejack beverage For other uses, see Applejack. Applejack is a strong alcoholic beverage produced from apples, originating from the American colonial period. It is made by concentrating hard cider, either by the traditional method of freeze distillation, or by true evaporative distillation. The term applejack derives from jacking, a term for freeze distillation. Known as Jersey Lightning, applejack's long history in New Jersey includes once being used as currency to pay road construction crews during the colonial period. Around 1760, George Washington discovered this unique beverage, asked for and received the Laird family recipe and soon introduced Applejack to the Virginia Colony.1 From the fermented juice, with an alcohol content of less than ten percent, the concentrated result contains thirty to forty percent alcohol, is slightly sweet, and usually tastes and smells of apples. Freeze distilling concentrates all of the alcohol by-products of fermentation including ethanol, methanol and fusel alcohols. Distillation by evaporation can separate these as they have different boiling points. Due to the relatively higher cost and lower yield of alcohol produced from fruit fermentation, commercially produced applejack may be composed of apple brandy diluted with grain spirits until the drink reaches the desired alcohol content. The oldest distillery in America is Scobeyville, New Jersey's Laird Co.,2 a producer of applejack This is the same Laird family from which George Washington received his recipe. The Apple Jack that Laird Company produces is an apple brandy, produced by distillation by evaporation and blended with neutral spirits. Applejack may also refer to a cocktail made with apple liqueur and Jack Daniel's whiskey. See also Cider Calvados spirit Brandy References ^ Interesting Facts ^ Laird Company v d e Alcoholic beverages Alcohol Alcohol abuse · Alcoholism · Alcohol advertising · Short-term effects of alcohol · Long-term effects of alcohol · Alcohol and cancer · Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder · Recommended maximum intake · Drinking culture · Ethanol · History of alcohol Production Brewing · Distilling · Winemaking Fermented beverages Beer types · Wine types · Cider types · Rice wine types · Other fermented beverages · Basi · Chicha · Huangjiu · Kumis · Kvass · Mead · Pulque · Sahti · Gouqi jiu Distilled beverages Agave: Mezcal · Tequila · Apple: Applejack · Calvados · Barley: Irish whiskey · Japanese whisky · Scotch whisky · Cashew: Fenny† · Coconut: Arrack† · Grape: Armagnac · Brandy · Cognac · Pisco · Maize: Bourbon whiskey · Corn whiskey · Tennessee whiskey · Plum: Slivovitz · Tuica† · Pomace: Grappa · Marc · Orujo · Tsikoudia · Tsipouro · Zivania · Rice: Awamori · Rice baijiu · Soju · Rye: Rye whiskey · Sorghum: Baijiu Kaoliang · Sugarcane/molasses: Aguardiente · Cachaça · Clairin · Guaro · Rum · Seco Herrerano · Tharra · Various cereals and potato: Canadian whisky · Shochu · Snaps · Vodka · Whisky · Various/other fruit: Kirschwasser · Palinka · Rakia · Schnaps Liqueurs and infused distilled beverages Almond: Amaretto · Anise: Absinthe · Arak · Ouzo · Raki · Pastis · Sambuca · Cinnamon: Tentura · Coconut: Malibu · Herbs: Brennivín · Aquavit · Honey: Bärenjäger · Krupnik · Juniper: Gin · Jenever · Star anise: Sassolino · Sugarcane/molasses: Charanda · Various/other fruit: Limoncello · Schnapps Mixed drinks Beer cocktails · Cocktails true · Flaming beverages · Shooters · Wine cocktails · Mulled wine †Also made from other sources. Retrieved from http://en..org/wiki/Applejack_beverage Categories: Cider | Distilled beverages | Apple products Views Article Discussion this page History Personal tools Log in / create account Navigation Main page Contents Featured content Current events Random article Search Go Search Interaction Community portal Recent changes Contact Donate to Help Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Printable version Permanent link Cite this page Languages Italiano Svenska Français This page was last modified on 1 September 2008, at 09:5
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