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Payen's two hands close around the bottle neck and body; the bottle mouth remains directly above the receiver. The pouring stream continuously touches both the bottle mouth and the extract surface. Persoz's stirring hand closes around the rod; the rod tip stays immersed among the forming white clusters. Persoz's other hand contacts the receiving vessel base, whose entire bottom rests on the oak bench. The white preparation remains physically inside the extract, concentrated beneath the incoming alcohol and settling downward. The mortar base and receiving vessel base both contact the bench; the pestle head contacts the wet barley mash. The oak top bears on both timber trestles. The 15 cm receiving vessel is about one hand high; the 18 cm mortar is slightly wider than the vessel. 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