Mahleb is infused into the fermented rice base; no separate water infusion or whole-versus-ground form is established.[1]
Works as a liquid component.
Extracting an ingredient into a liquid or fat. Temperature and duration depend on the documented application.
How producers use Infusion
Each bottle shows the technique through a concrete substrate and role: base, acid structure, aroma, texture, bitterness, or lift.
Mahleb is infused into the fermented rice base; no separate water infusion or whole-versus-ground form is established.[1]
Works as a liquid component.
Leaves are bruised and oxidised into a tea. The blend also has blackberry-leaf water kefir; no continuous sequence through kefir is asserted.[2]
Green, lightly tannic, refreshing and creamy.
Butter infused with wild rose petals is used to fat-wash the fermented gooseberry base.[2]
Works as a liquid component.
The producer calls these pickled Nobilis pine cones from Paradisbakkerne and describes infusing them into the finished blend. Botanical identification remains unresolved.[3][4]
Works as a other component.
The producer product page documents a kefir infused with bay leaf and green peppercorn. The importer’s separately described whole-blend peppercorn treatment is not transferred here.[5]
Herbaceous, gently spicy, creamy.
MURI uses Quince Water Kefir in Passing Clouds: fresh quince ground, infused in water, and fermented with water-kefir grains. The linked provenance notes quince from farmer Eva on the island of Møn (Møn, Denmark).[6]
Lactic creaminess with slight acidity; the backbone of a blend.
The undated component article calls this Woodruff Infusion. The May 2024 production post places dried woodruff in sourdough kvass. The infusion medium is therefore not asserted as a separate water preparation.[7]
Warm honey and almond notes.
Fir needles are infused into vinegar; no fir-vinegar fermentation is asserted.[3]
Sharp, resinous, citrus-pine acidity.
MURI uses Magnolia Flower Tea in The Sound: an infusion of magnolia flowers.[8]
Works as a liquid component.