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The market for alcohol-free beer has undergone a unique, global rise in volume of consumption and production during the last decade. Consumers seeking out better mental and physical wellbeing are opting to drink less alcohol, giving rise to this beverage trend. Yet for researchers and industry professionals crafting the product, it can be a challenge to closely replicate the pleasant taste of alcoholic beer. Alcohol-free Beer: From Production to Consumer Perception covers this unique, emerging market segment. It begins with introductory content and definitions before covering the production process, with a focus on fermentation methods. Nutritional aspects, flavor, and sensory characteristics of the end product as well as consumer perceptions are also covered. Alcohol-free Beer: From Production to Consumer Perception is the first academic book on the market to exclusively cover non alcoholic and low ABV beer. This book will be particularly useful to researchers interested in alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, fermentation, anc consumer behavior, especioally as it related to the consumption of alcohol (or lack thereof). Brewing chemists and beverage industry scientists hoping to create new alcohol-free beverages will especially benefit from this book.
Contents
1. An introduction to Alcohol-Free Beers: Evolution of production methods
2. The alcohol-free beer market: Definitions, global trends and perspectives
3. Biological methods of Production I: The role of yeast.
4. Biological methods of production II: Modified fermentation conditions
5. Physical methods I: Distillation techniques
6. Physical methods II: Filtration techniques
7. Shelf life and packaging
8. Origins and development of flavors in Alcohol-free beer I: "Positive flavors"
9. Origins and development of flavors in Alcohol-free beers II: "Undesirable flavors".
10. The role of ethanol in alcoholic drinks (Taste, aroma modulation, body, trigeminal)
11. Sensory aspects
12. Consumer perception, preferences and emotions
13. Nutritional aspects
14. Choice of raw materials
15. Sustainability and the future



