Studies On Fermentation the Diseases of Beer Their Causes And the Means of P
Studies On Fermentation the Diseases of Beer Their Causes And the Means of P
Louis Pasteur
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We are inclined to believe that it is. After the war of 1870, some Viennese traders established at Maisons- AUort, near Paris, a manufactory of yeast for bakers. They saccharified by means of malt a mixture of the meals of rye, 200 STUDIES ON FERMENTATIOX. maize, and barley, which they then caused to ferment. One day we had occasion to study the yeast produced in this estab- lishment, and although we did not submit it to a sufficient number of consecutive experiments to enable us to speak posit...ively, we are under the impression that the yeast produced at Maisons-Alfort is a " high " one, differing from what may be properly termed the " high " yeast of breweries in which " high " fermentation is practised, but presenting a great resemblance to the "high" yeast of which we have been speaking. It would be interesting to confirm the opinion of their possible identity by fresh studies, and the best way of doing this would be to compare the qualities of beer which the two yeasts could produce.
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