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the water wine milk beer demonstration is one of my favorites and itamp;#39;s one that I love to show my students when theyamp;#39;re first learning about evidence for chemical change and I donamp;#39;t like to tell them exactly how the demonstration is done but youamp;#39;ve already seen my last video so hereamp;#39;s the details the water bottle doesnamp;#39;t contain water it contains a buffer solution of sodium bicarbonate and carbonate which is basic and thatamp;#39;s important because the wine glass has a chemical indicator that only turns purple when a base is added to it the milk glass contains barium chloride which precipitates with the water forming a Milky solution and finally the beer stein contains potassium chromate and some acid to give us those bubbles