Evolution of staling aldehydes over the brewing process

Evolution of staling aldehydes over the brewing process

Maciej Ditrych KU Leuven FLAVOUR STABILITY Keywords: brewing, staling aldehydes Flavour characteristics of beer are the critical aspects under which beer is evaluated. Many of…

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Evolution of staling aldehydes during the malting process (method development and/or results)

Evolution of staling aldehydes during the malting process (method development and/or results)

Weronika Filipowska KU Leuven FLAVOUR STABILITY Keywords: malting, staling aldehydes Beer off- flavours are associated with the presence of carbonyl compounds, which may appear in…

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Brewing with green malt: process development and technical requirements for an energy and water efficient process which omits kilning

Brewing with green malt: process development and technical requirements for an energy and water efficient process which omits kilning

Celina Dugulin University of Nottingham FLAVOUR STABILITY Keywords: green malt brewing, energy efficiency Climate change and the depletion of fossil fuel reserves have prompted energy…

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Hops – different techniques for successful addition

Hops – different techniques for successful addition

Andreas Faustmann VLB Berlin, Niemcy RAW MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGIES Keywords: hopping techniques Beer needs hops. This fact will hardly be doubted by any one. But…

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Assessment of Metal Chelators in Wort- and Beer-Simulating Buffer Solutions

Assessment of Metal Chelators in Wort- and Beer-Simulating Buffer Solutions

Tuur Mertens Technical University of Berlin FLAVOUR STABILITY Keywords: Metal chelation, ROS Flavor stability remains one of the most challenging quality aspects in brewing. Transition metals…

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Screening for the brewing ability of non-Saccharomyces yeasts with Torulaspora delbrueckii as a model

Screening for the brewing ability of non-Saccharomyces yeasts with Torulaspora delbrueckii as a model

Maximilian Michel Research Center Weihenstephan for Brewing and Food Quality, TU München MICROBIOLOGY Keywords: new Yeasts, non-Saccharomyces, Torulaspora delbrueckii The brewing sector is ruled by…

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Secondary contamination of beer by Pectinatus and other strict anaerobes

Secondary contamination of beer by Pectinatus and other strict anaerobes

Dagmar Matoulkova Research Institute of Brewing and Malting, PLC MICROBIOLOGY Keywords: anaerobic bacteria, Pectinatus, secondary contamination Beer is an environment in which strictly anaerobic bacteria…

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Better brewing with advanced yeast analysis using mobile microscopy and cloud computing

Better brewing with advanced yeast analysis using mobile microscopy and cloud computing

Katja Schulze Oculyze GmbH, TH Wildau MICROBIOLOGY Keywords: yeast, cellcounter, mobilemicroscope, concentration, viability Concentration and viability of brewing yeast are the most important factors determining…

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Factors affecting wort fermentation and follow-up of brewer’s yeast fermentation

Factors affecting wort fermentation and follow-up of brewer’s yeast fermentation

Magda Costa Universiteit Gent MICROBIOLOGY Keywords: brewer’s yeast, fermentation follow-up, LC-ESI-MS Fermentation is an important step in beer production and so are thus the wort…

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Roasting dependent Fe and Cu-levelling effect during mashing

Roasting dependent Fe and Cu-levelling effect during mashing

Marcus Pagenstecher University of Copenhagen FLAVOUR STABILITY Keywords: mashing, ICP-OES, roasting Metal ion concentrations affect the success of beer brewing. While the presence of some…

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