16. Cutting the
ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT
of the Malting Supply Chain
17. Can We Cope With Global Warming?
The equivalent of a
55 mile car journey
We MUST reduce our BUT That equates to a
carbon emissions to Population is staggering 75%
20bn tonnes to keep predicted to grow reduction in
the temperature rise to 10bn by 2050 emissions to just
under 2°C by 2050. resulting in 80bn 5.5kg C/person/day
Otherwise living tonnes average
conditions suffer carbon WE WILL NOW
REACH THIS
Or Air con for 2
LEVEL BY 2024 offices for 1 day
18. Water resources in
England and Wales
-current state and future
pressures
“When we take
population density into
account ..... we actually
have less water per
person in South East
England than ........
Morocco and Egypt!”
Hinweis der Redaktion
This suggests where malts have an impact:Freshness: LOX SM very good hereClarity: haze, glucan, starchFoam: proteinSpec malts definitely in the categories of aftertaste, branding, exciting, sweet, biter, gas empt, desire
Taste descriptors: explain how malt is tasted/prepared
Also what you see is not always what you think you’re getting in terms of colour. Here’s a roasting series
Which is the darkest sampleActually it’s not the one that’s most obvious and dramatically shows the differential extraction that doesn’t get out all the colour that seems to be present and indeed some if hidden inside
Superimpose extract and this can vary from 280 to 255 for same colour
Now known to be more complex depending on what material is being usedCaramel: low MW; Roast: high MW Crystal: in between
SummaryFlavour: specification / troubleshooting / repeatable descriptionColour: quality / awareness of impact / consistency of blending / awareness of asking the question carefullyExcite: many possibilities for new flavoursProtection: antioxidationBlend diff: many option for marketing – health, choice, colour, flavourMany opportunities to develop this area much more extensively