Arnold, Robert J., Alejandra Ochoa, Chris R. Kerth, Rhonda K. Miller, and Seth C. Murray. “Assessing the Impact of Corn Variety and Texas Terroir on Flavor and Alcohol Yield in New-Make Bourbon Whiskey.” PLOS ONE 14, no. 8 (2019): e0220787. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0220787.
The main article reports the direct corn-benzaldehyde versus favorable-aroma relationship as nonsignificant across all samples and significant only after removing one outlier.
Arnold, Robert J., Alejandra Ochoa, Chris R. Kerth, Rhonda K. Miller, and Seth C. Murray. “Assessing the Impact of Corn Variety and Texas Terroir on Flavor and Alcohol Yield in New-Make Bourbon Whiskey.” PLOS ONE 14, no. 8 (2019): e0220787. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0220787.
Main article Results, Congeners and aromas in new-make bourbon; S2 G3:G32; S9 BJ3:BJ32
Arnold et al., “Corn Variety and Texas Terroir,” Main article Results, Congeners and aromas in new-make bourbon; S2 G3:G32; S9 BJ3:BJ32.
Main article Results, Congeners and aromas in new-make bourbon; S2 G3:G32; S9 BJ3:BJ32
Retain both reported results. The data support hypothesis development, not proof that adding a benzaldehyde-rich ingredient improves a finished commercial blend. Maturation and consumer preference were not tested.
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Main article Results, Congeners and aromas in new-make bourbon; S2 G3:G32; S9 BJ3:BJ32
Arnold, Robert J., Alejandra Ochoa, Chris R. Kerth, Rhonda K. Miller, and Seth C. Murray. “Assessing the Impact of Corn Variety and Texas Terroir on Flavor and Alcohol Yield in New-Make Bourbon Whiskey.” PLOS ONE 14, no. 8 (2019): e0220787. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0220787.
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The main article reports the direct corn-benzaldehyde versus favorable-aroma relationship as nonsignificant across all samples and significant only after removing one outlier.
Retain both reported results. The data support hypothesis development, not proof that adding a benzaldehyde-rich ingredient improves a finished commercial blend. Maturation and consumer preference were not tested.
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