Decaffeinated beverage precursor
A low-caffeine, precursor technology, applied in the direction of tea spices, tea treatment before extraction, tea, etc.
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[0026] This example describes the production of beverage precursors of the present invention.
[0027] A beverage precursor was prepared by combining 0.65% by weight aroma particles with decaffeinated black tea. The fragrance granules consisted of synthetic mimics of the fragrance compositions given in Table 1 on a maltodextrin carrier (obtained from Firmenich). The beverage precursor (2.9 g) was packaged in tea bags.
[0028] Table 1
[0029] compound Concentration (ppm) Methanol 12900 E-2-hexenal 6280 Linalool 3170 Z-3-Hexenol 1070 trans-linalool oxide 973 Methyl salicylate 833 Hexanal 509 E-2-Hexenol 492 Acetaldehyde 365 Z-2-penten-1-ol 344 cis-linalool oxide 339 1-penten-3-ol 251 Hexan-1-ol 153 1-penten-3-one 107
Embodiment 2
[0031] This example examines the sensory attributes of beverages prepared using the beverage precursor of Example 1.
[0032] Eight samples were analyzed by a trained sensory panel. All samples were infused with a single tea bag in 200ml boiling water for 2 minutes under static conditions. After brewing, the tea bags were removed and 20ml of milk was added to each sample.
[0033] A completely randomized design was used such that each panelist evaluated each sample three times. Samples were presented to panelists in white mugs and evaluated under white light. Offer water, biscuits, and fruit as a mouthwash.
[0034]Sample A was prepared using the beverage precursor of Example 1, and samples B to H were prepared using commercially available tea bags containing decaffeinated black leaf tea. Sample B (prepared using PG Tips Decaffeinated Pyramid Tea Bags) was used as a control sample.
[0035] Sample A was found to have a significantly stronger floral odor and fresh green te...
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