The article contains an unfinished Strecker-degradation sentence and compresses several biochemical pathways. Temperature examples describe particular contexts, not universal operating limits. Reference 41 concerns a thermophilic bacterial amylase and does not by itself establish a whiskey-water rule.
Malting activates enzymes; kilning and roasting affect Maillard-derived aroma compounds and sulfur precursors. Water composition, milling and mashing influence the substrate available to fermentation.
Section 4.1
Section 4.1
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Evidence
Malting activates enzymes; kilning and roasting affect Maillard-derived aroma compounds and sulfur precursors. Water composition, milling and mashing influence the substrate available to fermentation.
Location and context
Section 4.1 in the publisher review. This is a paraphrase, not a quotation or independent replication.
Annotation
The article contains an unfinished Strecker-degradation sentence and compresses several biochemical pathways. Temperature examples describe particular contexts, not universal operating limits. Reference 41 concerns a thermophilic bacterial amylase and does not by itself establish a whiskey-water rule.
Traceability
Kelly, O’Connor & Kilcawley — congener origins and authentication limits ·
Congener review — malting and mashing influence precursor pools
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