Yeast Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Special characteristics of seishu-kobo

A
  • ferment at low temperature
  • creating alc up to 20%
  • generate good aroma
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Shape and size of seishu-kobo

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  • oval shape
  • 10 microns in length
  • smaller - 5 microns
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3
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Why “sake yeast is a hard worker?”

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  • it continues to create alc in high alc level
  • it creates many types of taste and aroma when creating alc.
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ichi-koji, ni-moto, san-tsukuri

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koji first,
moto second
brewing third

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5
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kyokai kobo

A

協会酵母

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5
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old name of NRIB

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National Brewing Laboratory

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6
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National Brewing Laboratory is established in the year?

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1904

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7
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year of the first yeast extracted from Sakura Masamune of Nada?

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1906

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the first kyokai kobo is extracted from where?

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Sakura Masamune of Nada.

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9
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old name of Brewing Society

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Jozo Kyokai

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10
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why Kyokai kobo #6 is widely distributed after the war?

A

power of fermentation and aroma

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Year of Kyokai kobo #6 introduced?

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1935

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Strength of kyokai kobo #7

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  • support mass production
  • very stable
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aroma changes of sake yeast #7, and #9

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  • improve significantly in the fall
  • tends to settle down after summer
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13
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aki-agari

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the phenomenon of yeast flavor improves significantly

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14
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Popular examples of foam-less yeast

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601, 701, 901, 1001, 1401

15
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How to get the foam-less yeast from their parents?

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extract the mutant strains (exist at a rate of 1 out of 100 million), then grown to create these derivatives.

16
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benefits of using foam-less yeast

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  • no need to use the foam removing machine during high bubbling period
  • save space to increase volume of fermentation tank
  • easier in washing the tank
17
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why some brewers still choose foam producing yeast

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  • brewers use the bubble formation to judge the activities of the yeast a.k.a fermentation
  • the foam create a distinct environment of microorganisms
18
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how many yeast cells are contained in an ampoule

19
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1 ampoule of yeast is enough to ferment how much of rice?

A

750kg to 1,500kg
= 1.5 - 3 kilo liters
= 830 - 1,660 x 1.8L bottles of junmai shu

20
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Benefits of using “dried yeast”

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  • eliminate the need of starter culture making
  • shorter brewing time
  • less manpower
  • reduce cost
21
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form of dried yeast

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dry powder form

22
Q

the origin of kyokai yeast #9

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sake “Kouro”
- brewed by kumamoto-ken Jozo Kenkyusho K.K.

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year of the Kumamoto-ken Jozo Kenkyusho K.K. established
1909
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who was the "god of sake" being invited to as head technician of Kumamoto-ken Jozo Kenkyusho K.K.?
Nojiro Kinichi
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name of the kobo that Kumamoto-ken Jozo Kenkyusho distribute directly to breweries today
Kumamoto-kobo KA-1
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examples of other original yeast of their prefectures
- Akita-ryu Hana-kobo AK-1 - Miyagi-kobo MY-3102 - Yamagata-kobo KA - Nagano Alps Kobo - Shizuoka-kobo HD-1 - Kochi-kobo KW-77 - Hiroshima #21 kobo
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house yeast
kuratsuki kobo 蔵付き酵母
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where are the "hana-kobo" developed?
joint industry-universities research
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Who develop the hana-kobo?
Professor Emeritus Hisayasu Nakata Laboratory for Alcohol Studies, Brewing and Fermentation Dept formerly Tokyo University of Agriculture Junior College
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how many species of flower yeast are developed
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examples of flower yeast
cherry blossom cosmos nadeshiko strawberries
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Other local flower yeast developed in Nara and Yamaguchi
Yae-zakura kobo - Nara Yamaguchi sakura kobo
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reasons of using flower yeast
- do not recreate the aroma of original flowers - possibilities of creating tastes different from existing yeast
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benefits of using wine yeast
- diversify the range of sake - sweet and high acidity
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