
Case Study - Cairngorm Brewery
Removal of Potential Spoilage Organisms from Beer Cairngorm Brewery Company, situated in the…
The production of a beer (Lager, Ale, Porter, Stout) benefits from filtration as the method for controlling the flavour, stability, appearance and shelf life of the packaged product. The areas where filtration is used fall into 4 categories:
Different brews use different processes, meaning one, two or all three of these filtration stages may be required dependent upon the Brewer’s desires for the final product. Challenges to the brew may be in the form of haze from polyphenols, appropriate yeast levels, the presence of spoilage organisms, the desired colour, flavour, brightness of appearance and their customer’s requirements for shelf life. These challenges can be overcome using the solutions that Fileder recommends.
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