What is Dèja Vu,do you feel like you have been here before,how tequila made

What is Dèja Vu?
Do you feel like you have been here before!

Dèja vu affects 70 per cent of people , but scientists have no definitive explanation for its cause . The phenomenon involves experiencing something new .
Most commonly seen in young adults , experts suggest a link to dopamine levels , which are generally higher in 15 - to - 25 - year - olds . Episodes of déjà vu also occur very consistently before a certain type of epileptic seizure , implying that déjà vu could be caused by brain cells misfiring , transmitting electric signals at random generate a false sense of familiarity .
Another theory is that familiar features , like the layout of a shop , may be recognised by the brain without us realising , triggering feelings of familiarity in a new situation.

What is Dèja Vu?

How is tequila made? 
Follow the process from blue agave plant to bar !

Tequila is produced in the region of Tequila in Mexico. It originates from the blue agave plant, which can take between eight and ten years to fully mature. When ready for harvesting. the agave's core, known as the piña, is extracted. At the distillery stage, the piña hearts are split open and roasted in large ovens to break their complex starches into sugars.
The released liquid is then sealed within large steel vats for fermentation where yeast is added. The fermented juice - or mosto will have a low alcohol content at this stage. To increase the volume of alcohol, the mosto is distilled twice by heating the liquid to alcohoľs vaporisation point before cooling and condensing it. Purified water is then added to dilute the tequila to 40 per cent alcohol content, then it is bottled up or transferred to wooden barrels for ageing.

How is tequila made?