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P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 15:17 Printer:Yettocome Handbook of Alcoholic Beverages Handbook of Alcoholic Beverages: Technical, Analytical and Nutritional Aspects Edited by Alan J. Buglass © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. ISBN: 978-0-470-51202-9 i P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 15:17 Printer:Yettocome Handbook of Alcoholic Beverages Technical, Analytical and Nutritional Aspects Volume I Editedby ALANJ.BUGLASS DepartmentofChemistry,KAIST,RepublicofKorea A John Wiley and Sons, Ltd., Publication iii P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 14:56 Printer:Yettocome Handbook of Alcoholic Beverages Technical, Analytical and Nutritional Aspects Volume II Editedby ALANJ.BUGLASS DepartmentofChemistry,KAIST,RepublicofKorea A John Wiley and Sons, Ltd., Publication iii P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 15:17 Printer:Yettocome Thiseditionfirstpublished2011 (cid:1)C 2011JohnWiley&Sons Registeredoffice JohnWiley&SonsLtd,TheAtrium,SouthernGate,Chichester,WestSussex,PO198SQ,UnitedKingdom Fordetailsofourglobaleditorialoffices,forcustomerservicesandforinformationabouthowtoapplyforpermissiontoreusethe copyrightmaterialinthisbookpleaseseeourwebsiteatwww.wiley.com. 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LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationData Handbookofalcoholicbeverages:technical,analyticalandnutritionalaspects/editedbyAlanJ.Buglass. p.cm. Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex. ISBN978-0-470-51202-9(cloth) 1.Alcoholicbeverages–Handbooks,manuals,etc. I.Buglass,AlanJ.,1946– TP510.H352011 663(cid:2).1–dc22 2010036849 AcataloguerecordforthisbookisavailablefromtheBritishLibrary. PrintISBN:978-0-470-51202-9 eBookISBN:978-0-470-97651-7 oBookISBN:978-0-470-97652-4 e-PubISBN:978-0-470-97665-4 Typesetin10/12ptTimesbyAptaraInc.,NewDelhi,India. PrintedinMalaysiabyHoPrinting(M)SdnBhd. iv P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 15:17 Printer:Yettocome Contents ListofContributors xv GeneralAcknowledgmentsandThanks xvii VOLUME1 1 INTRODUCTION,BACKGROUNDANDHISTORY 1 JohnA.HudsonandAlanJ.Buglass 1.1 AlcoholicBeveragesoftheWorld:AnIntroductiontotheContentsofThisBook 3 1.2 HistoryandDevelopmentofAlcoholicBeverages 12 1.2.1 TheBeginnings(FromtheearliestTimestoca.1100AD) 12 1.2.2 MedievalTimesandBeyond(ca.1100–1750) 18 1.2.3 TheIndustrialRevolutionandtheInfluencesofScienceandTechnology (ca.1750–1900) 24 1.2.4 ModernTimesandNewerProcesses(ca.1900–PresentDay) 28 1.2.5 TheDevelopmentofAnalyticalMethods 35 References 40 1.3 SomeRecentTrendsandDevelopments 42 1.3.1 Overview 42 1.3.2 BigisBeautiful:MultinationalCompaniesandtheGlobalizationofAlcoholic Beverages 42 1.3.3 SmallisBeautiful:TheGrowthinMicrobreweriesandCraftBreweriesandthe LocalizationofProducts 44 1.3.4 RevivalofTraditionalBeerStyles 45 1.3.5 ChangesinBeerDrinkingHabits 47 1.3.6 GlobalGrowthinWineDrinking 48 1.3.7 DevelopmentofNewWineIndustries 50 1.3.8 RevivalofCiderandPerry:theMagicofIce 52 1.3.9 TheRiseofFlavoredAlcoholicBeverages(‘Alcopops’) 52 1.3.10 Calorie-CountingandHealthPerceptionofAlcoholicDrinks 53 1.3.11 BingeDrinking 54 1.3.12 OrganicandBiodynamicProductionofAlcoholicBeverages 56 1.3.13 UseofGeneticallyModified(GM)CropsandMicroorganisms 57 References 59 v P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 15:17 Printer:Yettocome vi Contents 2 FERMENTEDBEVERAGES:BEERS,CIDERS,WINESANDRELATEDDRINKS 63 MarianneMcKay,AlanJ.BuglassandChangGookLee 2.1 Introduction:OverviewofFermentationandMicroorganisms 65 2.1.1 Yeasts 67 2.1.2 LacticAcidBacteria 69 2.1.3 MoldsandSpoilageOrganisms 69 References 70 2.2 AlcoholicFermentation 72 2.2.1 Introduction 72 2.2.2 PhysiologyandMorphologyofYeast 72 2.2.3 NutritionalRequirementsofYeast 73 2.2.4 TheUseofNaturallyOccurring(‘Wild’)YeastsinFermentations 75 2.2.5 TheKillerFactor 76 2.2.6 TheUseofSelected(Cultured)YeastStrains 76 2.2.7 FermentationVessels 77 2.2.8 TheGrowthofaYeastPopulation 77 2.2.9 AnOverviewofAlcoholicFermentation 80 2.2.10 Flocculation 87 2.2.11 AromaCompoundsandFermentation 88 References 93 2.3 MalolacticFermentation 96 2.3.1 Introduction 96 2.3.2 MalolacticBacteria:MorphologyandPhysiology 97 2.3.3 IdentificationofMalolacticBacteria 98 2.3.4 FactorsAffectingtheGrowthofMalolacticBacteria 98 2.3.5 InteractionsBetweenBacteriaandOtherOrganisms 100 2.3.6 SpontaneousMalolacticFermentation 101 2.3.7 InoculationwithMLBStarterCulture 101 2.3.8 TheGrowthofBacterialPopulations 102 2.3.9 TheMalolacticFermentationProcess 103 2.3.10 ProductionofDiacetyl 104 2.3.11 MicrobialStability 104 2.3.12 MonitoringMalolacticFermentation 105 2.3.13 Finishingand/orPreventingMalolacticFermentation 105 2.3.14 ProductionofBiogenicAminesbyMalolacticBacteria 106 2.3.15 OtherEffectsofMLF 106 2.3.16 MalolacticFermentationandAroma 107 2.3.17 LacticSpoilage 111 References 112 2.4 AceticandOtherFermentations 114 2.4.1 Introduction 114 2.4.2 AceticAcidBacteria 115 2.4.3 LacticAcidBacteria 117 P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 15:17 Printer:Yettocome Contents vii 2.4.4 TheActivitiesofYeastsotherthanSaccharomyces 117 2.4.5 FilmFormingYeasts 119 2.4.6 Molds 120 2.4.7 PreventionofSpoilage 120 References 121 2.5 PreservativesUsedintheProductionofAlcoholicBeverages 123 2.5.1 Introduction 123 2.5.2 SulfurDioxide(SO ) 123 2 2.5.3 TheRolesofSO 125 2 2.5.4 SorbicAcid 128 2.5.5 DMDC(Velcorin) 129 2.5.6 AscorbicAcid(VitaminC) 129 2.5.7 Pimaricin(Natamycin) 130 2.5.8 OtherPreservatives 130 References 131 2.6 Beer 132 2.6.1 TheBasicBrewingProcesses 132 2.6.2 MaltingandMashing 134 2.6.3 BoilingtheWort 148 2.6.4 Fermentation 157 2.6.5 TopFermentation 163 2.6.6 BottomFermentation 167 2.6.7 OtherFermentations 169 2.6.8 ModernMethodsofFermentation 171 2.6.9 BeerTreatment:Fining,FiltrationandPasteurization 173 2.6.10 PackagingofBeer:Casking,Kegging,BottlingandCanning 182 2.6.11 DispensingofDraughtBeers 186 2.6.12 OxidationandtheStalingofBeer 192 2.6.13 Beerstyles 196 References 207 2.7 Cereal-basedandOtherFermentedDrinksofAsia,AfricaandCentral/SouthAmerica 211 2.7.1 TheRice‘Wines’ofAsia 212 2.7.2 NativeFermentedDrinksofAfricaandSouthAmerica 222 References 229 2.8 CiderandPerry 231 2.8.1 Introduction 231 2.8.2 TheBasicIngredients 233 2.8.3 Harvesting,CrushingandPressing 238 2.8.4 FermentationandMaturation 241 2.8.5 TraditionalandSmall-ScaleCiderandPerryProduction:FermentationandBeyond 245 2.8.6 Large-Scale(Factory)ProductionofCiderandPerry:FermentationandBeyond 251 2.8.7 NewerTechniques,RecentDevelopmentsandInnovations 254 2.8.8 CiderandPerryfromAroundtheWorld 257 References 263 P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 15:17 Printer:Yettocome viii Contents 2.9 Wine 266 2.9.1 WhiteWinemaking 267 2.9.2 RedWineProduction 300 2.9.3 SparklingWines 324 2.9.4 Fining,FiltrationandClarification 343 2.9.5 WineMaturationandAgeing 354 2.9.6 SomeCurrentTrendsinWineProduction 371 References 377 2.10 FortifiedWinesandLiqueurWines 383 2.10.1 OverviewandScope 383 2.10.2 SherryandOtherFlorWines 384 2.10.3 FlorandOxidationinSherryWines 391 2.10.4 OtherFlorWines 394 2.10.5 Madeira 395 2.10.6 EstufagemandCaskMaturationofMadeiraWine 397 2.10.7 Port 399 2.10.8 MarsalaandMa´laga 408 2.10.9 VinsDouxNaturels,LiqueurMuscatandSimilarWines 409 2.10.10 VinsdeLiqueursandSimilarBeverages 414 References 416 2.11 FruitWinesandOtherNongrapeWines 419 2.11.1 OverviewandScope 419 2.11.2 ComparisonofFruitforWinemaking 420 2.11.3 MakingFruitWines 423 2.11.4 CountryWineStyles 429 2.11.5 Mead 432 References 434 2.12 AromatizedWines 436 2.12.1 IntroductionandBriefHistoryofAromatizationofWine 436 2.12.2 Vermouth 437 2.12.3 OtherAromatizedWinesandApe´ritifs 444 References 445 2.13 LowAlcoholandNon-AlcoholicBeers,CidersandWines 447 2.13.1 Overview 447 2.13.2 ProductionofLowAlcoholBeveragesbyLimitedorCheckedAlcoholMethods 448 2.13.3 DealcoholizationMethods 450 References 453 3 DISTILLEDSPIRITS 455 AlanJ.Buglass,MarianneMcKayandChangGookLee 3.1 Introduction:DistillationMethodsandStills 457 3.1.1 ABriefHistoryandTheoryofDistillation 457 3.1.2 BatchDistillation 461 3.1.3 ContinuousColumnDistillation 466 References 468 P1:OTE/OTE/SPH P2:OTE FM JWST027-Buglass November10,2010 15:17 Printer:Yettocome Contents ix 3.2 ScotchWhisky 469 3.2.1 IntroductionandBriefHistory 469 3.2.2 TheRawMaterials 475 3.2.3 Malting,Mashing,CookingandFermentation 479 3.2.4 Distillation 487 3.2.5 Maturation,BlendingandOtherPostdistillationProcesses 491 3.2.6 TheFlavorandStylesofScotchMaltWhiskies 498 References 512 3.3 Whiskeys 515 3.3.1 Scope 515 3.3.2 IrishWhiskey 516 3.3.3 TheWhiskeysofAmerica 519 3.3.4 BourbonandTennesseeWhiskey 520 3.3.5 AmericanRyeandCornWhiskies 527 3.3.6 WhiskiesfromOtherCountries 528 References 533 3.4 OtherCerealBasedSpirits 535 3.4.1 IntroductionandScope 535 3.4.2 GinandSimilarJuniperFlavoredSpirits 535 3.4.3 Akvavit(Aquavit)andVodka 541 3.4.4 AsianGrainSpirits 543 References 553 3.5 CaneSpirits,VegetableBasedSpiritsandAniseedFlavoredSpirits 555 3.5.1 OverviewandScope 555 3.5.2 HistoryandBasicDescriptionofRumandCachac¸a 556 3.5.3 FermentationandDistillationPracticesintheProductionofCachac¸aandRum 560 3.5.4 FlavorCharacteristicsofRumandCachac¸a 564 3.5.5 Arrack,MezcalandTequila 566 3.5.6 AniseedFlavoredSpirits 570 References 572 3.6 Brandy 574 3.6.1 IntroductionandBriefHistory 574 3.6.2 Cognac 585 3.6.3 Armagnac 588 3.6.4 OtherBrandies 589 3.6.5 QualityControlinBrandyProduction 591 3.6.6 EvaluatingBrandy 591 References 593 3.7 GrapeandOtherPomaceSpirits 595 3.7.1 Introduction 595 3.7.2 ProductionofPomaceSpirits 596 3.7.3 TypesofPomaceSpiritsandSensoryCharacteristics 598 References 600

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