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Physical, chemical and sensory properties of IPA beer
University of Donja Gorica, Faculty for food technology, food safety and ecology, Podgorica, Montenegro
Keywords: craft beer; IPA; physico-chemical properties; sensory properties
Abstract
Beer is an alcoholic beverage produced by alcoholic fermentation of beer wort. As a completely natural and biologically balanced product, it represents an excellent basis for obtaining new types of beer. Recently, craft brewing has been experiencing a great expansion, both in the world and in our country. One of the most important and best-selling craft beers is IPA (Indian Pale Ale). IPA beer originated from England and the name Indian Pale Ale comes from the shipping of high alcohol beer and hops from England to India during the colonial period. This style of beer is known for its characteristic hop aromas, emphasized bitterness and often fruity and floral notes. Adding more hops helps to preserve the beer better during a longer standing time. The aim of this paper is to present the technological process of IPA beer production, as well as its physical-chemical and sensory properties. Among the chemical parameters, pH, polyphenols, extract content and alcohol were analyzed. From the physical and sensory parameters, the colour, turbidity, bitterness and foam of 3 cm were analyzed.

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article language: Serbian, English
document type: Conference Abstract
DOI: 10.5937/PIVOS24021M
published in Portal: 18/12/2024
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