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啤酒酿造中野生酵母的研究吴文芳,张成刚,吕安国,李波(中国科学院沈阳应用生态所)金连武,蒋玲,孙喜春(辽宁铁岭市清河啤酒厂)所谓野生酵母,是指在啤酒酿造过程中出现的除培养酵母之外的所有酵母而言。威尔斯对野生酵母的定义是:任何未经严密选用与控制的酵母,... 相似文献
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在啤酒的酿造过程中,将会产生大量的酵母副产物,这对于一个年产5万吨生产规模的中型企业来说,其废酵母浆可达750~1000吨.现在我国不少啤酒企业,都是将酵母浆直接投放到环境中去,这就造成了严重的环境污染。而实际上啤酒废酵母含48~55%的蛋白质、23~28%的碳水,化合物、6~8%的核糖核酸、2%的B族维生素、l%的谷胱甘肽,以及丰富的氨基酸 相似文献
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发泡酒是一种使用辅料高达75%的啤酒,其口感、外观与普通啤酒相似。由于成本较低,使得发泡酒的价格也明显便宜,消费者容易接受。成为众多啤酒生产厂家共同关心的课题。本文研究了不同辅料的影响,外加酶协助糖化对于发泡酒酿造的重要作用,得出了酿造发泡酒的基本工艺。主要研究结果如下:(1)加拿大的麦特卡夫麦芽以其糖化力高、蛋白质含量高成为发泡酒酿造的选用麦芽。(2)外加蛋白酶可促进大麦自身β-淀粉酶的释放,和显著提高浸出液中α-氨基氮的浓度。(3)甜荞中具有生物活性的儿茶素以其优良的理化性质——热稳定性好;溶解度大;抗氧化性等,成为发泡酒酿造辅料选择对象。(4)成功解决了大麦等原材料的粉碎问题,二次粉碎效果较好。(5)对发泡酒的糖化工艺进行了深入的研究,得出了能制备全权麦汁的最佳工艺流程和工艺条件。(6)制得的麦汁经过滤浊度仍很大(即使添加了卡拉胶),静置一段时间后中间有呈雾状沉淀,其余的麦汁澄清透明,色度只有4.0 EBC。雾状浑浊在发酵时会与酵母一同沉淀下来,不会影响啤酒的质量。(7)酒花的添加量为0.03%。(8)由于发泡酒的辅料比为75%,糊化醪的量较糖化醪多。糊化醪在煮沸后需冷却至70℃左右,方能与糖化醪合并。所以要在原有设备基础上——在糊化锅后添加冷却设备,方能适应发泡酒的生产。 相似文献
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酵母增殖的麦汁浓度(OG)在7.5~17.5°P 范围时,随 OG 的增加会引起细胞体积的变化。这些变化可应用图象分析技术对单一细胞体积进行测定。ale 和 lager 酵母单一细胞体积的均值随 OG 增加,达到17.5°P 时,体积会增加30%。酵母于高浓麦汁(17.5°P)中增殖,及其后来于高浓麦汁中发酵,对其质量有不利的影响。对于标准的 ale 酵母分别于7.5、12.5和17.5°P 的麦汁中增殖,于17.5°P 的麦汁进行发酵,发酵结束的酵母活性分别为93、90和85%,而同样对于标准的 lager 酵母发酵结束时活性分别为98、95和89%。对于 ale 和 lager 酵母同样应用高于12.5°P 的麦汁增殖,再于高浓麦汁中发酵,发酵结束的酵母活性均不超过90%。 相似文献
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蛋白质变性和絮凝是麦汁煮沸过程中的重要变化,可凝固性氮是其主要检测指标,因此快捷、准确的检测可凝固性氮对于指导生产具有重大意义。本文在可凝固性氮不同方法检测的基础上,从中确定最佳的可凝固性氮检测方法。 相似文献
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不同糖化工艺对麦汁中的糖分影响较明显,中温65℃时糖含量最低,低温长时间糖化可提高糖含量;糖化温度(68℃)最高时各种氨基酸的含量最高,中温(65℃)时各种氨基酸含量最低,低温(62℃)时各种氨基酸含量居中。糖化工艺对酵母沉降速度的影响:辅料大米用量达最大(45%)时酵母沉降速率最慢;糖化保温时间适中(30min)时酵母沉降速率相对较慢;加麦:澳麦=4:6时酵母沉降速率相对较慢;糖化温度相对较低或较高时酵母沉降速率相对较慢。(孙悟) 相似文献
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苹果酒酵母增殖培养基的优化 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
以麦芽汁装液量(mL)、(NH_4)_2SO_4、Na_2HPO_4和 MgSO_4的质量浓度(g/L)为影响因素,以苹果酒酵母细胞浓度(个/L)为考察指标,利用二次回归正交旋转组合设计研究了1株苹果酒酵母增殖所需培养基的数学模型,进而优化了针对该菌株的增殖培养基。研究结果表明,在100mL 三角瓶中,培养开始酵母细胞浓度为 1.923×10~8个/L,麦芽汁装液量20mL,(NH_4)_2SO_4浓度0.196~1.033g/L,Na_2HPO_4浓度2.559~5.566g/L, MgSO_4浓度1.778~3.222g/L 的培养条件下,培养24h 后,酵母细胞浓度可望高于1.125×10~(11)个/L。 相似文献
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Sandra Helena da Cruz Eduardo Maffud Cilli Jos Roberto Ernandes 《Journal of the Institute of Brewing》2002,108(1):54-61
The structural complexity of the nitrogen source strongly affects both biomass and ethanol production by industrial strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, during fermentation in media containing glucose or maltose, and supplemented with a nitrogen source varying from a single ammonium salt (ammonium sulfate) to free amino acids (casamino acids) and peptides (peptone). Diauxie was observed at low glucose and maltose concentrations independent of nitrogen supplementation. At high sugar concentrations diauxie was not easily observed, and growth and ethanol production depended on the nature of the nitrogen source. This was different for baking and brewing ale and lager yeast strains. Sugar concentration had a strong effect on the shift from oxido‐fermentative to oxidative metabolism. At low sugar concentrations, biomass production was similar under both peptone and casamino acid supplementation. Under casamino acid supplementation, the time for metabolic shift increased with the glucose concentration, together with a decrease in the biomass production. This drastic effect on glucose fermentation resulted in the extinction of the second growth phase, probably due to the loss of cell viability. Ammonium salts always induced poor yeast performance. In general, supplementation with a nitrogen source in the peptide form (peptone) was more positive for yeast metabolism, inducing higher biomass and ethanol production, and preserving yeast viability, in both glucose and maltose media, for baking and brewing ale and lager yeast strains. Determination of amino acid utilization showed that most free and peptide amino acids present, in peptone and casamino acids, were utilized by the yeast, suggesting that the results described in this work were not due to a nutritional status induced by nitrogen limitation. 相似文献
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Sandra Helena da Cruz Margareth Batistote Jos Roberto Ernandes 《Journal of the Institute of Brewing》2003,109(4):349-355
Biomass and ethanol production by industrial Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains were strongly affected by the structural complexity of the nitrogen source during fermentation in media containing galactose, and supplemented with a nitrogen source varying from a single ammonium salt (ammonium sulfate) to free amino acids (casamino acids) and peptides (peptone). Diauxie was observed at low galactose concentrations independent of nitrogen supplementation. At high sugar concentrations altered patterns of galactose utilisation were observed. Biomass accumulation and ethanol production depended on the nature of the nitrogen source and were different for baking and brewing ale and lager strains. Baking yeast showed improved galactose fermentation performance in the medium supplemented with casamino acids. High biomass production was observed with peptone and casamino acids for the ale brewing strain, however high ethanol production was observed only in the presence of casamino acids. Conversely, peptone was the nitrogen supplement that induced higher biomass and ethanol production for the lager brewing strain. Ammonium salts always induced poor yeast performance. The results with galactose differed from those obtained with glucose and maltose which indicated that supplementation with a nitrogen source in the peptide form (peptone) was more positive for yeast metabolism, suggesting that sugar catabolite repression has a central role in yeast performance in a medium containing nitrogen sources with differing levels of structural complexity. 相似文献
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This investigation identifies that Mauribrew Lager 497 strain of dried yeast can be used as a standard strain for the determination of malt apparent attenuation limit (AAL). It provides ferment‐ability results for malt quality evaluation laboratories that are comparable to fresh brewery yeast. It was found that the optimal pitching rate in Congress wort (EBC Analytica, 1998, method 4.5.1), was 1 g per 200 mL, pitched at 25°C and fermented for 24 h at 20°C with agitation to complete attenuation. Preliminary trials also indicated that the Mauribrew Lager 497 dry yeast may be useful to brewers for determining the wort batch attenuation characteristics by the limit gravity test. In this case a pitching temperature of 35°C was found to be optimal with all other conditions as above. For the purpose of malt quality evaluation and brewery quality control the advantages of using a standard dry yeast strain include ease and convenience of use, consistency of quality, and uniformity between laboratories when they are located in separate geographic regions. 相似文献
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