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Nope. It's a controlled fermentation like how they make vinegar. There is bacteria and yeast in the starter and scoby. It also must start at a minimum acid level.
With a long fermentation and capped long secondary fermentation it is possible to get up to 5% alcohol. Normally it's around .5 to 1%
With a long fermentation and capped long secondary fermentation it is possible to get up to 5% alcohol. Normally it's around .5 to 1%