Yeast metabolism and beer flavour Flashcards

1
Q

what does the first tier of the flavour wheel cover

A

14 classes
-4 taste
-8 aroma
-mouthfeel
-fullness

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2
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what flavours do hops add to beer

A

bitterness
aroma compounds

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3
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what flavours does malt add to beer

A

sweetness
body
aroma compounds
polyphenols

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4
Q

what flavours does water add to beer

A

salts
buffering
modulate flavour perception

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5
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what flavours does yeast add to beer

A

ethanol
CO2
aroma compounds
organic acids

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6
Q

7 flavour compounds generated during fermentation

A

acetylalderhydes
organic acids
higher alcohols
esters
phenols
diactyls
sulfur compounds

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7
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examples of organic acids

A

succinate
lactate
acetate

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8
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what do organic acids contribute to flavour

A

sour/acid flavour

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9
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how do acetaldehydes form

A

autolysis of yeast during lagering
ethanol oxidation post femrentation

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10
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what is the flavour od acetylaldehydes

A

green apple/solvent arooma

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11
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how are higher/fusel alcohols formed

A

amino acid metabolism and protein synthesus

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12
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what flavour characters do higher alcohols add

A

spiciness, alcoholic (wine-like), floral

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13
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what is a precursor for flavour active esters

A

higher alcohols

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14
Q

amyl alcohol (alcohlic, marzipan ) is formed form which amino acid

A

isoleucine

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15
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isoamyl alcohol (alcoholic, fruity) is formed from which amino acid

A

leucine

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16
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isobutanol (alcoholic, fruity) is formed from which amino acid

17
Q

2-phenyl ethanol (floral, rose) is formed from which amino acids

A

phenylalanine

18
Q

what flavour characters do esters add to beer

A

fruity
solvent like in excessive levels

19
Q

how are esters formed

A

by-products of sugar and lipid metabolism
-condensation reaction between alcohol + activated acyl coA

20
Q

what are the reactants to form an ester through CHO metabolism

A

CHO metabolism (from pyruvate) + acetyl CoA

21
Q

what are the reactants to form an ester through lipid metabolism

A

fatty acyl CoA + lipid metabolism

22
Q

two types of esters

A

acetate esters
fatty acid ethyl esters

23
Q

how are phenols produced

A

specialty yeast strains

24
Q

what beers use the specialty yeast strains that produce phenols

A

german wheat beer
Belgian specialty beer

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how else can phenols become present in beer
contamination of wild yeast or bacteria
26
what compounds are collectively known as the vicinal diketones (VDK)
diactyl 2,3-pentandione
27
what flavour character does diacetyl have
buttery, butterscotch flavour of beer -rancid at high conc
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how are diacetyls formed
extracellular oxidative decarboxylation
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what is pentanedione
flavour compound similar to diacetyl -mild honey butter flavour
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how is the concentration of diacetyls determined
synthesis of alpha-acetolactate
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what is apha-acetolactate
precusor for diacetyls forms by yeast and is excreted into wort
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factors increasing diacetyl
premature removal of yeast overly flocculant yeast low FAN yeast strain high fermentation temperture poor yeast health low O2 during pitching bacterial infection
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prevention of diactyl
yeast strain appropriate fermentation temp good sanitation increased temp at end of fermentation to facilitate conversion of acetolactate to diacetyl healthy yeast sufficient yeast avoid O2 after fermentation
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anaeroboic yeast metabolism
glucose-> pyruvate-> acetylaldehyde->ethanol
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when is CO2 produced in yeast metabolism
during the conversion of pyruvate to acetaldehyde