Low-alcohol beer
A technology of beer and ethanol, which is applied in the field of beer and can solve problems such as imbalance
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[0143] Distillation of various media containing limited fermented beer
[0144] Cold contact fermented beers and regular lagers are obtained by known methods. Common beers are lagers, which are commercially available. As a comparative example, wort was obtained as known in the art.
[0145] A continuous vacuum distillation unit capable of processing beer at a rate of 4 hl / hour is provided. The plant consisted of a preheater, a degassing system, two vacuum distillation columns including condensers, an evaporator and a cooling system with plate heat exchangers. Additionally, the unit includes a carbonation system. The apparatus was set up to provide a pressure of 90 mbar absolute, resulting in a temperature of 43°C in the vacuum distillation column.
[0146] The medium comprising the cold contact fermented beer as a limited fermented beer is subjected to distillation. The media for distillation were wort (comparative), cold contact fermented beer (CC) and a mixture of cold ...
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[0151] Comparison of beers obtained with zero-alcohol or low-alcohol beer types
[0152] A taste panel of 17 trained panelists compared the beers obtained using the present method with existing zero-alcohol beers. Beer is evaluated for specific flavor attributes including sweetness, wort flavor and overall flavor intensity, among other flavors. For each attribute, perceived strength is represented by a line scale. All beers of all attributes were evaluated by all panelists and the results averaged. The results are given in Table 2.
[0153] The beer obtained with the present process has less wort flavor and less sweetness, as well as lower flavor intensity and ultimately less intense flavor compared to commercial zero-alcohol or low-alcohol beer. As a result, consumers are less likely to become saturated with flavor within just a few beers. Also, the beer is generally considered less thick and more refreshing. For this reason, the beer of the present invention is believed...
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