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Japan & Australia: Lion Nathan agrees to key terms under which Kirin would take it over
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India: United Breweries reports a 30% increase in net turnover for the year to March 31
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United Kingdom: Beer sales barometer continues to fall in the first quarter of this year
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South Korea: KKR confirms exclusive talks with AB InBev on Oriental Brewery acquisition
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Belgium: Specialty beer maker Duvel posts Q1 trading update
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Canada & Australia: Australia’s biggest barley marketer may soon be taken over by a Canadian grain handler
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United States: AB InBev Chief content with the US market
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Slovenia: Brewer Pivovarna Lasko ends Q1 2009 with EUR0.9 mln in the red
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The Philippines: Focus on San Miguel Brewery ownership and shares evolution
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Belarus: Domestic malt seems too expensive for Belarusian brewers
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Lithuania: Brewer Svyturys-Utenos Alus considers 2008 very good despite a drop in beer sales
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United Kingdom: Cobra Beer UK left by its CEO as the sale process is blocked by price issues
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India: Maltsters and animal feed makers to ‘swallow’ the surplus if India’s barley export drops - analysts
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World: Efes Breweries announces a USD 200 million Term Loan Facility
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United States: Coors Light and Coors Banquet cans to signal when the beer is cold enough
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United Kingdom: Carlsberg UK brings young and urban beer fans a beer from Russia
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United Kingdom: Diageo makes changes to its board of directors
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Japan & Australia: Lion Nathan agrees to key terms under which Kirin would take it over
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Kirin Holdings Company, Limited announced on April, 27 that it has reached an agreement with Lion Nathan’s Independent Board Committee on key terms under
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India: United Breweries reports a 30% increase in net turnover for the year to March 31
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The Indian United Breweries Ltd. posted this week the audited results for the year ended March 31, 2008.
Industry Overview and Operations
The Indian beer industry
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United Kingdom: Beer sales barometer continues to fall in the first quarter of this year
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UK beer sales dropped by 8.2 per cent in the first quarter of 2009, compared to the same quarter in 2008, the British Beer
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South Korea: KKR confirms exclusive talks with AB InBev on Oriental Brewery acquisition
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Private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR) is in exclusive talks with Anheuser-Busch InBev to acquire South Korea's Oriental Brewery (OB), Reuters
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Belgium: Specialty beer maker Duvel posts Q1 trading update
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Belgian speciality beer maker Duvel Moortgat posted its Q1 trading update on April, 27.
In the first quarter, sales were bad in January and very
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Canada & Australia: Australia’s biggest barley marketer may soon be taken over by a Canadian grain handler
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Canadian diversified agri-products company Viterra Inc. confirmed news reports on the ongoing negotiations for a proposed strategic deal with Australian agribusiness firm ABB Grain
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Enhanced Quantitative Extraction and HPLC Determination of Hop and Beer Bitter Acids
Barbara Jaskula, Koen Goiris, Gert De Rouck, Guido Aerts, Luc De Cooman
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 113(4), 381–390, 2007
A pleasant and consistent bitterness is an essential flavour attribute
of beer. Hop-derived iso-alpha-acids are largely responsible for
beer bitterness and accurate determination of these primary
flavour compounds is very important in relation to quality control.
The most widely used way to determine beer bitterness is
based on spectrophotometry, measuring the absorbance of an
iso-octane extract of acidified beer. However, this approach is far
from specific as it measures all of the extracted compounds,
including non-bittering principles. For that particular reason,
High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) is increasingly
applied for the quantitative determination of hop-derived
iso-?-acids and, if present, reduced iso-alpha-acids. However, to
obtain accurate data on beer bitterness profiles, both quantitative
sample preparation and state-of-the-art HPLC are essential. In
this paper, several extraction procedures based on solid phase
extraction (SPE) and liquid-liquid extraction (LLE), respectively,
were evaluated and an optimised extraction methodology
using H3PO4 for sample acidification prior to extraction is presented.
The proposed extraction/HPLC methodology allows for
the quantitative recovery and analysis of hop-derived beer bitterness.
Key words: alpha-Acids, beer bitterness, extraction, HPLC analysis,
iso-?alpha-acids, recovery.
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Finland`s domestic beer sales
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April 27
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