Better Carbonation with xFlow Technology
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Written by Dr. Murthy Tata for QuantiPerm. QuantiPerm’s automated xFlow carbonation and deoxygenation systems offer versatility and reliability for higher quality beer.
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“Most craft beer drinkers are more familiar with oxidation than most brewers would like,” states Brooke Gushen, packaging supervisor at New Belgium Brewing in Ft. Collins.
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If you worked as a brewer at Sierra Nevada Brewing circa 2005, you would have had the luxury of deaerating the brewing water with an expensive deaerating column to reduce the amount of dreaded dissolved oxygen (DO) in your cold side processes.
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Denise Jones learned early in her beer career that oxygen is the destroyer of finished beer.
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We’ve all encountered stale-tasting beer at some point, unmistakably distinguished by a cardboard, wet newspaper, or even vinous, sherry or vinegar flavor. And while we might have assumed the beer had long passed its sell-by date or a poorly fitted seal had allowed air to creep into the package, it’s possible that the beer actually left the brewery containing too much oxygen.
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