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Nuclear magnetic resonance principle-based method for evaluating mellowness of beer taste

A technology of nuclear magnetic resonance and mellow taste, which is applied in the direction of analysis by nuclear magnetic resonance, can solve the problems of high professional requirements for tasters and large subjective differences in tasting results, and achieve the effect of making up for defects and deficiencies

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-07-07
JIANGNAN UNIV
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Although sensory evaluation can directly describe the flavor of beer, it mainly relies on people's supervisory feeling, which requires high professionalism of the evaluation personnel, and the subjective differences in evaluation results are large.

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[0026] Randomly select 6 different brands of finished wine tasting samples (A~F) from the market, and measure the chemical shifts of the hydroxyl protons in them, and the results are shown in Table 3; invite tasting experts to evaluate the wine samples according to the beer mouthfeel mellowness evaluation rules. The mellowness characteristics were evaluated and scored, and the pros and cons of beer mellowness grades determined by the chemical shift of the hydroxyl proton were compared with the results of the mellowness and sensory evaluation. It can be seen that the two reached a consistent state, as shown in Table 4, indicating that this method can be used for objective and effective beer production. Different samples of finished beer can be evaluated accurately, so as to make up for the defects and deficiencies in taste evaluation to some extent.

[0027] Table 3 Hydroxyl proton chemical shift in test wine sample

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[0029] Table 4 Comparative results of hydroxyl p...

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The invention provides a nuclear magnetic resonance principle (NMR)-based method for evaluating mellowness of beer taste, belonging to the field of beer quality evaluation. The method provides a hydrogen bond chemical shift index related with the advantage and disadvantage of mellowness of beer from the angle of hydrogen bond associating strength in the beer depending on establishing the nuclear magnetic resonance detecting method for hydroxyl proton chemical shift in the beer. The related coefficient R2 between the hydroxyl proton chemical shift of different beer samples and mellowness evaluation is 0.6280, which means that the fitting degree between the hydroxyl proton chemical shift of the beer samples and the taste mellowness evaluation result is good; finally a particular corresponding relationship, namely positive linear relation between the beer taste evaluation index hydroxyl proton chemical shift and the beer taste is determined by taking the corresponding relationship of the hydroxyl proton chemical shift and the taste evaluation as a link, which means that the sample with better mellowness in taste evaluation has relatively large hydroxyl proton chemical shift; and the sample with poor mellowness in the taste evaluation, the hydroxyl proton chemical shift is relatively smaller. The method can be used for objectively and effectively comparing different finished product beer samples, thereby making up defects and deficiencies to some extent existing in taste evaluation.

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technical field [0001] The invention discloses a method for evaluating the mouthfeel mellowness of beer by using a nuclear magnetic resonance method (NMR), belonging to the field of beer quality evaluation. Background technique [0002] The quality of beer taste directly affects consumers' desire to drink, which in turn affects the sales of beer products. The evaluation of beer taste is an abstract description of sensory experience. In the traditional quality control of beer taste, in addition to using taste evaluation to distinguish the difference in taste between beer samples, there is a lack of other fair, objective and effective taste evaluation methods. Although sensory evaluation can directly describe the flavor of beer, it mainly relies on people's supervisory feeling, which requires high professionalism of the evaluation personnel, and the subjective difference of evaluation results is large. Therefore, it is necessary to seek objective evaluation indicators relate...

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IPC IPC(8): G01N24/08
Inventor 李崎郑飞云李永仙刘春凤顾国贤李鹏飞姜甜
Owner JIANGNAN UNIV
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