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Article: BEER DRINKERS, BREWERS: THIS STUDY'S FOR YOU!
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- The Columbian (Vancouver, WA)
- Article date:
- November 7, 2002
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MINNEAPOLIS A beer is a beer is a beer if it carries the same
favorite label, right?
Not always, say researchers who are investigating how growing
conditions and locations can affect hops, barley and other ingredients,
and change the flavor and aroma of a brand of beer from batch to
batch.
The Department of Agriculture has awarded a $300,000 grant to
a subsidiary of Brooklyn Center, Minn.-based Mocon Inc. to study how
variables affect beer ingredients and to develop a high-tech instrument
that will adjust the beverage to a brewer's standard.
Mocon's Microanalytics subsidiary in Round Rock, Texas, is working
with Sierra Nevada Brewing, a prominent ...
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