Brewing: New Technologies covers recent technological changes in brewing and their impact on product range and quality.
Features:
- reviews improvements in ingredients, including cereals, adjuncts, malt and hops, as well as ways of optimizing the use of water
- discusses developments in technologies from fermentation and accelerated processing to filtration and stabilization processes as well as packaging
- analyzes improvements in safety and quality control, including control systems responsible for chemical, microbiological, and sensory analysis
- Includes contributions from an international team of experts
- covers recent changes and innovations in brewing, fermentation, and packaging
- provides a standard reference for R&D and Quality Assurance managers
Contents
New Brewing Technologies: Setting the Scene
- The Materials Used in Brewing
- Brewing Issues
Providing Cereals for Brewing
- Quality Evaluations
- Commercialization of New Matling Varieties
Developments in the Supply of Adjunct Materials for Brewing
- Why Use Adjuncts?
- The Range of Traditional Adjunct
- Potential New Adjunct Sources
- New Developments to Improve Adjunct Functionality
- New Beverages Based on High Adjunct Levels
Malt and Malt Products
- Factors Driving Change
- Malting Barley Development
- Malt Processing
- Malted Ingredients
- Sensory Evaluation of Malt and Malted Ingredients
The Breeding of Hope
- Developments of Hop Breeding
- Molecular Techniques in Hop Cultivar Development
The Processing of Hops
- The Processing of Hops
- Hop Pellets
- Hop Extracts
- Isomerised Hop Products
- Hop Products and Relevant Beer Analyses
Yeast Genetics in Brewing: New Insights and Opportunities
- Fundamentals
- The Yeast Genome
- The Rise and Fall of Genetic Modification
- Genetic Instability - Problem or Opportunity?
- Genetic Differences between Yeast Species
Yeast Supply and Propagation in Brewing
- Storage and Supply of Yeast Cultures
- Propagation
- Active Dried Yeasts
Water in Brewing
- Water for Use in Breweries
- Treatment Technologies
- Recycling
The Brewhouse
- Milling
- Mashing Devices
- Mash Conversion Vessels
- Mash Separation
- Wort Boiling
- Energy Recovery Systems
- Hot Wort Clarification
- Wort Cooling
- Cold Wort Clarification
- Cold Wort Oxygenation
Fermentation of Beer
- Current Developments
- Fermentation Management
- Yeast Distribution in the Fermenter
- CO2 Collection
- Modeling Fermentation
- Continuous Fermentation
- High Gravity Brewing
- Yeast Physiology and Fermentation Performance
Accelerated Processing of Beer
- Diacetyl Reduction
- New Techniques
- Warm Stabilization
- Cold Stabilization
- Two Maturation Philosophies
Filtration and Stabilization of Beer
- Current Filtration Practice
- Possibilities in Recycling of Keislguhr
- Crossflow Filtration
- Single-Pass Membrane Filtration
- Novel Filter Aids
- Current Stabilization Process
- Novel Stabilizing Systems
- The Effect of Modern Precessing Technologies on Stability
- Pasteurization
Packaging of Beer
- Trends in Packaging Formats
- Developments in Canning and Bottling
- Developments in Handling Kegs
Modern Brewery Sanitation
- Sanitation Terminology
- Theoretical Aspects of Cleaning
- The Use of Water in Cleaning
- Detergents/Cleaners
- Mechanical Aspects of Cleaning
- Temperature
- Time
- Sanitizers/Disinfectants
Waste Handling in the Brewing Industry
- Assessment of the Character and Strength of Wastewaters
- Sources and Nature of Wastewater
- Extent of Treatment
- Outline of Processes and Technology
- Treatment Processes
- Summary of Recent Legislation
- Management Approaches for Water and Waste Minimization
Quality Assurance in Brewing
- Hazard Analysis Critical to Control Points (HACCP)
- Quality Management Systems and ISO 9001:2000
- Integrated Management Systems - The BRC Global Standard - Food
- Feed Materials Scheme (FEMAS)
Brewing Control Systems: Chemical Analysis
- Brewing Analytical Methods
- Detection, Separation, and Measurement Techniques
- Combining Different Techniques
- What and Why Do We Measure?
- Where and How Do We Measure?
- Impact of Brewery Operation Scale
- Changes over Time
- Traditional, Emerging, and Future Methods
Brewing Control Systems: Microbiological Analysis
- Classical Microbiological Methods
- Optical Techniques
- Molecular Methods for Detection and Identification
- Indirect Methods
- Evaluation of Yeast Quality and Quantity
Brewing Control Systems: Sensory Evaluation
- Brands
- Tasters
- Assessment Methods
- Assessment Facilities
- Data Analysis Tools
- Data Reporting and Distribution Tools
The Future of Brewing
- Choice
- Impact of Choice
- Technical Need Drives Research
- Global Influences
- The Nature of the Brewing Process in 2050
Index