Alcoholic beverage and beer-flavored beverage each having improved quality of taste and method of producing the same
A technology for beer flavor and alcoholic beverages is applied in the field of alcoholic beverages and beer flavored beverages with improved taste and their manufacturing fields. effect of risk
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[0059] Sparkling wine using isomerized sugar containing rare sugar
[0060] [Brewing procedure and sugar composition of the resulting low-fat liquor]
[0061] Isomerized sugar containing rare sugars is used to brew low-malt low-malt beer. The formula when it blanks is shown in Table 1.
[0062] In this example, instead of the malt that should be used, a malt extract corresponding to saccharified, boiled, and concentrated wort was used. In addition, about 14 g of malt extract corresponds to 10 g of malt.
[0063] In addition, the isomerized sugar containing rare sugars used was obtained by alkaline isomerization of commercially available isomerized sugar (fructose 42%) using a 0.6N NaOH solution, and contained about 10% of D-allo Ketose and D-allose. It is formulated so that the total content of D-psicose and D-allulose in the final fermented broth is 0.1%, 0.5% and 1.0%.
[0064] Table 1
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[0066] *1 The values in parentheses are the final concentrations of ...
Embodiment 2
[0090] Sparkling wine using D-psicose
[0091] [Brewing procedure and sugar composition of the resulting low-fat liquor]
[0092] D-psicose is used to brew low-malt sparkling wine. The formulation at the time of this blanking is shown in Table 5.
[0093] In this example, instead of malt, a malt extract corresponding to saccharified, boiled, and concentrated wort was used. In addition, about 14 g of malt extract corresponds to 10 g of malt.
[0094] Commercially available D-psicose (purity 98% or more) was used, and the content of D-psicose after fermentation was designed to be added to be finally 0.1%, 0.5% and 1.0%.
[0095] table 5
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[0097] *1 The input amount of isomerized sugar is set at 100 g in terms of solid content.
[0098] *2 The compounding ratio is the same as that of Comparative Example 1.
[0099] The above components were mixed and boiled at 80° C. for 30 minutes, then filtered through nylon fabric and diatomaceous earth, yeast was added to th...
Embodiment 3
[0114] Sparkling liquor using rare sugar and sparkling liquor using sugar alcohol
[0115] [Brewing procedure and sugar composition of the resulting low-fat liquor]
[0116] In Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, acesulfame potassium, aspartame, erythritol, sorbitol, maltitol, xylitol, etc. non-caloric or low-calorie materials. Therefore, in order to compare the influence of these materials on the taste quality of brewed sake with the influence of rare sugars on brewed sake, a comparison test was carried out by brewing low-fat sake. The recipe at the time of this blanking is shown in Table 9.
[0117] In this Example, instead of malt, a malt extract was used, which corresponds to wort obtained by saccharifying, boiling, and concentrating malt. In addition, 10 g of malt corresponds to about 14 g of malt extract.
[0118] Sugar alcohol (sorbitol), isomerized sugar containing rare sugar used in Example 1, and D-psicose used in Example 2 were used as sugars that are diffi...
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