DOI: 10.11606/d.75.2019.tde-03072019-104531
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Química do sabor de cervejas: detalhes moleculares de lúpulos (>i<Humulus lupulus>/i<) cultivados no Brasil no processo cervejeiro

Abstract: Nesta pesquisa foi investigada, pela primeira vez, a composição química de lúpulos cultivados no Brasil para a produção de cervejas artesanais. Para isso, foram analisadas 10 amostras de lúpulos das variedades Cascade, Columbus, Chinook e Hallertauer, cultivados em diferentes regiões do Brasil (Minas Gerais, Paraná e Rio Grande do Sul). Quando foram comparadas as composições químicas dos lúpulos cultivados no Brasil com as dos lúpulos comerciais produzidos em outros países, verificou-se que os lúpulos da varie… Show more

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“…Humulus lupulus L., belonging to the Cannabaceae family, is a plant widely cultivated for commercial purposes, being predominantly used in the brewing industry (DURELLO, 2019). This occurs due to the presence of compounds of interest, such as resins, polyphenols and, mainly, essential oils, which are volatile and valuable compounds.…”
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“…Humulus lupulus L., belonging to the Cannabaceae family, is a plant widely cultivated for commercial purposes, being predominantly used in the brewing industry (DURELLO, 2019). This occurs due to the presence of compounds of interest, such as resins, polyphenols and, mainly, essential oils, which are volatile and valuable compounds.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This occurs due to the presence of compounds of interest, such as resins, polyphenols and, mainly, essential oils, which are volatile and valuable compounds. Due to their chemical properties, these oils and extracts add benefits and stability to the drink (ALMAGUER, GASTL, SCHÖNBERGER, et al, 2014); (DURELLO, 2019); (SILVA, 2018). In addition to its great role as a raw material for beer production, hops are also used for various applications in other sectors, from the pharmaceutical industry to cosmetics, leading to interest in different research due to their beneficial health properties (SIQUARA, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%