Black tea beer and production method thereof
A production method and technology for black tea, applied in the field of brewing, can solve the problems of single taste and can not meet the requirements of consumers for the taste of beer, and achieve the effect of simple method and strong practicability
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[0037] Adopt following method to prepare black tea beer:
[0038] The production of malt--the wheat is pretreated, soaked, germinated, dried, and the sprouts of the wheat are removed (root removal) to obtain malt.
[0039]The production of wort - crushing malt (grinder), saccharification (cooking saccharification method), cooking, putting into gelatinization pot, heating to boiling, cooking for a period of time, allowing starch granules to disintegrate, disintegrating The starch paste is sent back to the mash tun, mixed with the saturated dilute mash, and the mash is continued several times.
[0040] Filtration----Continue to boil the wort, add black tea leaves during the boiling process (see Table 1 for the ratio of wheat to wheat), after boiling, cool at a rate of 8°C / min, and separate the condensed solids (flotation method: wort Introduce sterile air into the medium, break the air into tiny bubbles, the bubbles rise slowly, and the condensed solids rise to the surface of t...
Embodiment 2
[0052] Using the weight ratio of black tea leaves to malt of 1:20, according to the method of Example 1, only the cooling rate of wort was changed, and the influence of different cooling rates on the mouthfeel of black tea beer was studied. The results are shown in Table 2.
[0053] Table 2
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[0056] It can be seen that uniform cooling at a cooling rate of 5-10°C / min can make the taste of black tea beer better. And cooling rate is too fast or too slow, mouthfeel is all bad.
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