A studied sorghum molasses (SM), corn with smoked barley (CB), two wheat recipes and two rye recipes. SM is 100 percent sorghum molasses, not a grain-whiskey mash. B used the R21 recipe; C used a different corn/rye/malt mixture. Recipe labels must not be treated as finished-bottle classifications.
Methods: Mash sampling; Table 3
Methods: Mash sampling; Table 3
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A studied sorghum molasses (SM), corn with smoked barley (CB), two wheat recipes and two rye recipes. SM is 100 percent sorghum molasses, not a grain-whiskey mash. B used the R21 recipe; C used a different corn/rye/malt mixture. Recipe labels must not be treated as finished-bottle classifications.
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Liu 2023 BC2 — Mash recipes include a non-grain comparison
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