Liberation of staling aldehydes during storage of beer
Trans‐2‐nonenal, 3‐hydroxynonanal and 3‐hydroxybutanal were isolated from barley and wort and mass spectral evidence for the presence of further hydroxyaldehydes was found. The concentration of free aldehydes in a model solution was found to decrease in the presence of bisulphite. Addition of acetal...
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| description | Trans‐2‐nonenal, 3‐hydroxynonanal and 3‐hydroxybutanal were isolated from barley and wort and mass spectral evidence for the presence of further hydroxyaldehydes was found. The concentration of free aldehydes in a model solution was found to decrease in the presence of bisulphite. Addition of acetaldehyde to a mixture of aldehyde bisulphite complexes released trans‐2‐nonenal in preference to other aldehydes. The concentration of sulphite in beer decreased by 66% over four months. This data was combined in a theory in which the papery, cardboard stage of beer staling is ascribed to a decrease in bisulphite concentration and subsequent bisulphite transfer from unsaturated aldehyde bisulphite addition complexes. |
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