Distilled spirits: new horizons: energy, environmental and enlightenment: proceedings of the Worldwide Distilled Spirits Conference

G. M. Walker (Editor), P. S. Hughes (Editor)

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    Abstract

    Published Proceedings of the Worldwide Distilled Spirits Conference: new horizons: energy, environment and enlightenment, held in Edinburgh in September 2008. The distilled spirits industry is rapidly embracing new technologies to save energy, protect the environment and embrace new scientific approaches to improve efficiencies. These issues are covered in this book which originated from the Worldwide Distilled Spirits Conference held in Edinburgh and organised by the Institute of Brewing & Distilling, Scottish Section. 340 international delegates at that conference discussed key scientific and technological challenges facing the modern distilling industry under the main themes of: Energy, Environment and Enlightenment. These topics are comprehensively discussed in these proceedings with 50 chapters dealing with raw materials, yeast and fermentation, energy conservation, co-product treatment, process efficiencies, impact of new technologies on flavour and consumer-product interaction. This book is the third in a series of proceedings published by Nottingham University Press - the first, in 2004 described how production of distilled spirits throughout the world is a remarkable balance between tradition and innovation, and the second published in 2008 described how the distilled spirits industry is changing rapidly to meet the demands of globalisation.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationNottingham
    PublisherNottingham University Press
    Number of pages311
    ISBN (Electronic)9781907284830
    ISBN (Print)9781907284458
    Publication statusPublished - 2010

    Keywords

    • Distilling industries
    • Liquors
    • Distillation
    • Technological innovation
    • Environmental aspects

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