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(Campden BRI, UK), Other (Nethergate Brewery, UK), (Oregon State University, USA)
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For centuries, beer has been a favourite drink throughout the world. The art of brewing has more recently evolved into the science it is today as a result of the increased knowledge of both the ingredients and the process. Considerations such as appearance, taste and the nutritional value of beer are important topics for consumers and brewing scientists alike. This book looks at the chemistry behind those aspects of beer that are of particular interest to beer drinkers, namely flavour and nutritional aspects, in combination with a discussion of maintenance of quality and safety, the areas more relevant to the brewing scientist. Beer: Quality, Safety and Nutritional Aspects brings the reader right up to date with current thinking, and will be valued by both interested consumers and those employed in industries related to the brewing industry.

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"... a good reference book for anyone in the brewing industry or in brewing research and ... an interesting and informative read for chemists who have an interest in beer ..." * Chemistry in Britain, September 2001, p 66 * "... a well-presented, illustrated and informative little book which will be of interest to many interested in beer and the brewing industry ..." * Food Science and Technology, Vol 15, Issue 4, p 61, 2001 * "... interesting and well-written ..." * Chemistry and Industry, Issue 4, 18 February 2002, p 24 * "... super little book ..." * Chem@Cam, Issue 14, Spring 2002, p 16 * "... it is certain to be placed in the 'food science' section of most university libraries and will no doubt be found on the shelves of many food and nutrition lecturers." * Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, Volume 15, Issue 5, October 2002, p 391 * "... a nice book (with many structural formulae and reaction schemes) that renders the reader thirsty." * NVOX, 28, 2003, No 4, p 197 * "... this is the best book of its type I have seen. It is up to date, adequately referenced and above all a readable account for those in the industry, those interested in food science and for the scientifically literate beer drinker. " * Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, Vol 84, Issue 6, 30 April 2004 *

Glossary xi
An Overview of the Malting and Brewing Processes
1(13)
Malting
1(3)
Mashing
4(4)
Wort Boiling
8(1)
Wort Clarification
9(1)
Fermentation
9(2)
Maturation
11(1)
Packaging
12(1)
Summary
13(1)
Further Reading
13(1)
Beer Quality and the Importance of Visual Cues
14(26)
Introduction
14(1)
Physical Properties of Beer Foam
14(4)
What is Beer Foam?
14(1)
Nucleation
15(2)
Foam Ageing
17(1)
Beer Foam Components
18(5)
Proteins/Polypeptides
18(1)
Polysaccharides
19(1)
Hop Bitter Acids
19(1)
Metal Cations
20(1)
Alcohols and Lipids
21(1)
Gas Composition
21(1)
pH
22(1)
Other Components
22(1)
Foam Parameters
23(2)
Foamability
23(1)
Foam Stability
23(1)
Foam Drainage
24(1)
Cling
24(1)
Viscoelasticity
24(1)
Lateral Diffusion
25(1)
Film Thickness
25(1)
Bubble Size
25(1)
Foam Structure
25(2)
Improving Foam Stability
27(2)
Propylene Glycol Alginate (PGA)
27(1)
Chemically-modified Iso-α-acids
28(1)
Choice of Raw Materials
28(1)
Dispense Hardware and Gases
29(1)
Foam Assessment
29(1)
The Effects of Process on Final Foam Stability
30(1)
Beer Colour
31(5)
Perception of Colour
31(1)
Light-absorbing Species in Beer
32(1)
Beer Colour Measurement
33(3)
Beer Clarity
36(1)
Summary
37(1)
References
38(2)
Flavour Determinants of Beer Quality
40(34)
Introduction
40(1)
The Taste of Beer
41(7)
Sweetness
41(1)
Sourness
42(1)
Saltiness
43(1)
Bitterness
43(5)
Beer Aroma
48(18)
Esters
48(1)
Alcohols
48(3)
Vicinal Diketones
51(1)
Sulfur Compounds
52(6)
Hop Aroma
58(6)
Malt Flavours
64(2)
Other Contributors to Beer Flavour
66(1)
Drinkability
66(2)
The Mouthfeel of Beer
68(1)
Sensory Assessment of Beer
68(3)
Understanding Sensory Data
70(1)
Beer Flavour
71(1)
Summary
72(1)
References
73(1)
Maintenance of Beer Quality
74(24)
Introduction
74(1)
Beer Flavour Stability
74(14)
Potential Sources of Flavour Instability
75(11)
Distortion of Beer Flavour
86(2)
Solving Flavour Instability of Beer
88(1)
Foam Stability
88(2)
The Formation of Haze
90(3)
Polyphenol-Polypeptide Hazes
90(2)
Calcium Oxalate
92(1)
Carbohydrates
93(1)
Other Sources of Haze in Beer
93(1)
Microbiological Contamination and Beer Quality
93(3)
Brewery Spoilage Organisms
94(2)
Summary
96(1)
References
96(2)
Nutritional Aspects of Beer
98(22)
Beer Components of Nutritional Value
98(15)
Water
99(1)
Alcohol
100(2)
Carbohydrates
102(1)
Proteins, Peptides and Amino Acids
103(1)
Lipids
104(1)
Fibre
104(1)
Energy Value
104(1)
Minerals
105(2)
Vitamins and Micronutrients
107(2)
Phenolic Compounds
109(3)
Hop Bitter Acids
112(1)
Metabolism of Alcohol
113(2)
Risks and Benefits of Drinking Alcohol
115(2)
Potential for Future Development
117(1)
Summary
118(1)
References
118(2)
Assuring the Safety of Beer
120(16)
Risks to Food Safety
120(1)
HACCP
121(13)
Raw Materials
125(6)
Processing
131(1)
Microbiological Safety
131(1)
Packaging
132(1)
Deliberate Tampering
133(1)
Allergens
133(1)
Summary
134(1)
Further Reading
135(1)
Subject Index 136