Alcohol Blending Software
Distillery Management Solutions for
the Beverage Alcohol Industry

Function List For ABS 3.3

Alcohol Blending Software Version 3.3  

1  Alcohol Properties - Find True Proof @ 60°F and other properties of One Alcohol using Expanded Table 5 and 6

2  Alcohol Properties from TTB Tables Only

3  Batch Plan Plain -  Simple way to plan the size of a bottling run

4  Blend One Alcohol to Target Proof by Volume using Table 4 then adding components by weight or volume

5  Blend One Alcohol to Target Proof by Weight of Alcohol and weight of Water using Table 4

6  Batch Plan for 1 Alcohol Blend by Volume Using Table 4 linked to blending sheet and bottling log

7  Blend Two Alcohols by Volume using Table 4 then add components by weight or volume

8  Blend Two Alcohols in a Ratio to each other  by Volume using Table 4 then add components by weight or volume

9  Blend Two Alcohols by Weight using Table 4 then add components by weight or volume

10  Plan Batch & Blend Two Alcohols by Volume Using Table 4 Linked to a Bottling Log for that batch

11  Blend one alcohol using specific gravity and volume with Table 4

12  Blend one alcohol using specific gravity and weight with Table 4

13  Using Specific Gravity readings - Find True Proof @ 60°F and other properties of 1 Alcohol in Air

14  Gauging Drums of Alcohol

15  Withdrawing Proof Gallons Using Number of Proof Gallons

16  Blend & Sum using Volume Find Unknown Destination Proof to 1/10 Proof and Reduction in Volume due to Blending.  Also, Using Volume to Determine Weight and Proof Gallons of Two containers of Alcohol.  Also calculate % alcohol by volume and weight

17  Blend & Sum using Weight Find Unknown Destination Proof to 1/10 Proof and Reduction in Volume due to Blending. Also, Using Weight to Determine Weight and Proof Gallons of Two containers of Alcohol. Also calculate % alcohol by volume and weight.

18  Weight & Apparent Proof to true Proof & 60° F. volume & P.G.  Then find Present Volume.  Apparent Proof to Present Volume. Proof Gallons Obscured, % of expansion of alcohol and water.  

19  Using Weight and Proof To Find Proof Gallons and Wine Gallons using Table 4.

20  Using Wine Gallons to find Weight via Table 5 to whole & 1/10th Proof values.

21  Using Proof Gallons To Find Weight & Volume Using Table 5 Whole Proof Rounding & Table 4 1/10th Proof accuracy too

22  Fill a Container using Weight, Temperature and Apparent Proof

23  Volume Correction from Present Volume and True Proof to 60° F. Volume

24  Sight Glass or known volume.  Present Temp and Present Volume to 60° Volume Using Known True Proof.  Find 60° F. Proof gallons and Wine gallons.

25  Sight Glass or Known Volume.  Present Temp and Present Volume to 60° Volume Using Apparent Proof.  Find 60° F. True Proof as well as Proof Gallons and Wine gallons.

26  Translate Present Volume to Volume at any Temperature

27  Volume Correction to find Capacity of Container - Present Volume Correction

28  Volume Correction from present volume & apparent proof find 60° F. Volume & True Proof & Proof Gallons

29  Volume Correction from True Proof & 60° Volume to Present Volume

30  Volume Correction from Blended target proof and 60° F. Volume to present volume Geared towards Bottling Volume Correction

31  Correct the Volume of Blending Water Used in Batch when adding water by Volume

32  Bottling Log  Alcohol with Volume Correction + Processing Report and Storage Report Calcs.

33  Production and Withdrawl of Alcohol Monthly & Quarterly Excise Tax and Revenue Reconciliation

34  Costs Per Bottle

35  Proof Gallon order for blending and Bottling

36  Batch Flavor Additions to Volume That Reduce the Volume of Water Required in a Batch

37  Flavor Additions 2    Change Brix of Alcohol and track volume change by addition of Sugar and Other Solids

38  TTB public domain sheet for calculating Flavor Additions

39  Tax on Adding Flavors & Wine as a component of blending operations

40  Increase Proof of any Alcoholic Mixture -  Make Port with Wine

41  Obscured Alcohol - Using Weight to find correct number of proof gallons in obscured alcohol.

42  Predict Obscuration of Proof by addition of solids to Weight of Alcohol

43  Predict Obscuration of Proof by addition of solids to Volume of Alcohol

44  Use Weight to Blend One Obscured Alcohol to a Target Proof using Table 4

45  Use Volume to Blend One Obscured Alcohol to a Target Proof using Table 4

46  Adjust for Hydrometers Calibrated at Temperatures other than 60°/60° (15.56°/15.56°) then Blend using specific gravity and weight

47  Constants Used in Operations

48  Temperature and Mass Converters

49  Blending Water - Time to Make using Reverse Osmosis System

50  Storage Report

51  Hydrometer Thermal Correction 1

52  Hydrometer Thermal Correction 2  With Diagnostic & Comparison Tools

53  Hydrometer Calibration Temperature Offset Calculations and Blend by Weight and proof

54  Hydrometer Calibration Temperature Offset Calculations and Blend by SG & Weight

55  Hydrometer Calibration Temperature Offset Calculations and Blend by SG & Volume

56  Find how much time is required to Heat or Cool a mixture based on Btu's available. 

57  Finding effect of .1 Proof change and .1 temperature change on proof gallons in a batch -Observe Table Accuracy

58  Using Weight and True Proof S.G. Equivalent to Find Proof Gallons and Wine Gallons Using Table 6

59  Table 6   1/10th Proof Volume Blending Linked to Table 4 Blending to show Difference in methods and rounding errors

60  Table 6  Whole Proof Volume Blending Linked to Table 4 Blending to show Difference in methods and rounding errors

61  Showing Proof Gallons of Rounding Error if §186.61 Method of Table 1 use is applied incorrectly by comparing to §186.23 Procedures

62  Adjust Weight of Water to Add to a Batch Based on Dissolved Solids in Water Being Used.

63  Finding True Proof From Table 1 in the special case were Alcohol is at whole temperature and whole proof

64  Pearson's Square Used to Increase Proof of Mixture.  Does Not Account for Shrinkage in Blending

65  Algebraic Blending Formulas.  These Formulas do not account for shrinkage in Blending but can be useful

66  Thermal Correction Table for Hydrometer and overall correction to 60° F.  Broad Spectrum Table

67  License Agreement