Hallo, Martin,
Ist „white vinegar“ grundsätzlich (einfachster)
Branntweinessig bzw. mit Wasser verdünnte industriell
hergestellte Essigsäure, oder handelt es sich dabei um
Weißweinessig?
es besteht offenbar ein Unterschied zwischen „white wine vinegar“ und „white (distilled) vinegar“, siehe
White wine vinegar is a pale, slightly pungent vinegar made from white wine. It is the base for many herb vinegars.
http://www.cooking.com/advice/adgloss.asp?GlossType=…
und
White Distilled Vinegar
The distilled white vinegar is most commonly used in households, food industries, and pharmaceutical companies. It is produced through the acetic fermentation of diluted distilled alcohol. The distilled alcohol is derived from different sources like sugar cane, corn grains, molasses, etc.
http://www.proluxsa.com/english/thevinegar.html
WHITE VINEGAR is the product obtained from the acetous fermentation of diluted ethanol of natural origin. It is a clear, colourless, non- viscous liquid. The product has a clean acidic taste and is free of any off-odours or flavours. The product does not contain any extraneous matter.
http://www.ecovinalinternational.com/product.htm
Gruß
Kreszenz