qurstion 5 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

What is the goal of producing a Brut IPA prototype?

A

To achieve around 6% abv with the ‘world’s lowest final gravity’.

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2
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What type of raw materials are needed to create a wort high in fermentable sugars?

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Adjuncts, particularly rice grits, which have a high proportion of carbohydrates.

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3
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What is the maximum percentage of malt recommended if relying solely on malt enzymes?

A

30% of the grist.

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4
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What is the benefit of using well-modified malt in the mashing process?

A

Higher soluble nitrogen and better exposure of starch granules for conversion.

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5
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Why should all goods added to the mash be reduced to minimum particle size?

A

To maximize access to the starch.

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6
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What equipment is necessary to gelatinize rice grits before mashing?

A

A cereal cooker.

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7
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What type of enzymes can be used in the cereal cooker?

A

Heat stable exogenous α-amylase and limit dextrinase.

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8
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What temperature is ideal for the cytolytic stand in the mashing process?

A

35℃.

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9
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What is the purpose of a maltase-style mash?

A

To mash in part of the grist at 62°C before cooling to 35℃ for cytolysis.

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10
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What does a higher molecular weight nitrogenous material contribute to the beer?

A

Foam stability and palate fullness.

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11
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What does FAN stand for in the context of fermentation?

A

Free Amino Nitrogen.

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12
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What is a recommended pH level during saccharification to favor malt enzymes?

A

5.5.

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13
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What is the purpose of adding exogenous enzymes during mashing?

A

To speed up the saccharification process.

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14
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What is the wort attenuation limit (WAL) test used for?

A

To evaluate the fermentability of the wort.

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What does the WAL test involve?

A

Adding wort to a flask with yeast and measuring gravity changes.

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16
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What caution should be taken when interpreting WAL test results?

A

The yeast is added in excess, making results potentially lower than actual fermentation capability.

17
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Fill in the blank: The saccharification stand should be very long at ______ to maximize β-amylase activity.

18
Q

True or False: The use of an over-modified malt is beneficial for achieving high starch content.

19
Q

What is the main risk of opting for a maltase-style mash?

A

Increased glucose levels leading to incomplete fermentation.

20
Q

What nutrients should be included in yeast food for high adjunct rates?

A

Cofactors, vitamins, and FAN.