Method for improving aftertaste of alcoholic beverages using allulose
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Preparation and Quality Analysis of Diluted Soju
[0030]Generally, alcoholic beverages have varying alcohol contents depending upon the kind and manufacturing method thereof. Beer has an alcohol content of 4 vol % to 12 vol % (generally 5 vol %), wine has an alcohol content of 6 vol % to 12 vol % (generally 8 vol %), Sake has an alcohol content of 8 vol % to 15 vol % (generally 13 vol %), and soju has an alcohol content of 14 vol % to 20 vol % (generally 18 vol %). For an alcoholic beverage having an alcohol content of less than 6 wt %, since an unpleasant flavor of alcohol is not significant, diluted soju having an alcohol content of 8.0% or more was prepared to check change in quality due to addition of allulose.
[0031](1) Preparation of Diluted Soju
[0032]Diluted soju samples of Comparative Examples 1 to 3 and Examples 1 to 3 were prepared as follows. First, purified water was added to a rectified spirit having an alcohol concentration of 95 vol %, thereby preparing 10 L of a primari...
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Preparation and Quality Analysis of Diluted Soju Having Different Saccharide Concentrations
[0041]In order to confirm saccharide concentration-dependent reduction effects in smell and bitterness of alcohol, changes in quality of diluted soju with varying amount of added allulose were checked for a given alcohol concentration. Here, the alcohol concentration was set to 18%, which is an alcohol concentration of the most typical diluted soju in Korea.
[0042](1) Preparation of Diluted Soju Having Different Saccharide Concentrations
[0043]Samples of Comparative Examples 4 to 8, samples of Examples 4 to 8, and Sensory Comparison Examples D1 to D5 were prepared in the same manner as in Experimental Example 1 except that amounts of saccharides were changed as listed in Tables 5 and 6.
TABLE 5Primarily dilutedFinalAlcoholSweetenerrectified spiritSugarAllulosevolumeconcentrationconcentrationNote50 vol %—————UnitmLggmLvol %g / L %Comparative 3501100018.0%0.10%Example 4Comparative 3503100018.0%0.30%E...
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