Precise Alcohol Determination in Non-alcoholic Beers
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High-precision measurement systems from Anton Paar ensure compliance and quality in non-alcoholic beer production.
With rising demand for non-alcoholic beer worldwide, breweries face the challenge of ensuring regulatory compliance without compromising on product quality. Reliable alcohol measurement is key to meeting both consumer expectations and legal regulations.
The analysis of non-alcoholic beers provides accurate, repeatable, and highly precise results with both Anton Paar’s Packaged Beer Measurement System and Beer Measurement System across a wide range of beer styles. Reference measurements via gas chromatography have confirmed the reliability of the results, with an average deviation of ± 0.02 % v/v.
Even with more challenging samples like unfiltered wheat beers or beer mixed drinks, both systems deliver highly repeatable results. Slight deviations – mainly caused by factors such as CO2 residue and the operator’s influence on degassing techniques – can be addressed through product-specific settings. An optional stray-light adjustment improves performance when analyzing turbid samples.
With these solutions, Anton Paar offers breweries dependable methods to verify alcohol content – supporting consistent product quality and adherence to global standards.
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