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Reduced-additive brewing and winemaking

1 Introduction quality is a perception rather than a measurable parameter [Pg.195]

Chemical analysis may help determine that the winemaker or brewer has adhered to certain regulations for example, no more than x% of a given compound should be present in the finished wine or beer. Many regulations actually specify the maximum level of additives or processing aids permitted in the finished product. Other regulations define winemak- [Pg.195]

Smith (ed.), Technology of Reduced-Additive Foods Chapman Hall 1993 [Pg.195]


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