Other Liquid Adjuncts Flashcards

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What are liquid adjuncts in brewing?

A

Liquid adjuncts are used to provide novel flavours or help market the beer.

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What is molasses?

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Molasses is a by-product in the manufacturing of sugar from sugar cane or beet, containing higher concentrations of non-sugar components like minerals and vitamins.

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What is the fermentable material percentage in molasses?

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75% fermentable material.

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What problems can iron in molasses cause in beer?

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Iron can cause off-flavours and other problems with beer.

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How is invert sugar made?

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Invert sugar is made by heating a sucrose solution with an acid, causing hydrolysis to produce fructose and glucose.

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What does ‘invert’ refer to in the context of invert sugar?

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‘Invert’ refers to the change in rotation of light passed through the sugar as a result of hydrolysis.

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What are the components of Belgian candi sugar?

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Belgian candi sugar consists of solid crystals of sucrose coated with a coloured sugar product.

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What is the process for producing candi sugar?

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An 80% Brix sucrose solution is heated to 50°C until the appropriate amount of colour has formed, allowing crystals to form.

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What is candi concentrate?

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Candi concentrate is the coloured syrup left behind after removing the sucrose crystals during the production of candi sugar.

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What is the difference between light and dark candi sugar?

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Light candi sugar is at 225 EBC, while dark candi sugar is at 1900 EBC.

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What is the composition of honey?

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Honey contains 95% fermentable sugars, 38% fructose, 30% glucose, 8% various disaccharides, and 3% dextrins.

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Why should honey be added after wort cooling?

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To minimise the amount of honey aroma lost by evaporation.

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What is melibiose?

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Melibiose is a disaccharide of glucose and galactose that ale yeast cannot ferment, but lager yeast can.

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What is a notable characteristic of agave nectar?

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Agave nectar is derived from the plant used to make tequila.

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Which syrup is mentioned as notable for adding attributes to beer flavour?

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Maple syrup.

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Fill in the blank: Molasses contains around _____ mg/kg of iron.