This on-demand webinar comprises two presentations looking firstly at sample preparation tools for chromatographic testing of beer followed by flavor chemistry and sensory properties of non-alcoholic beer.
Duration: Approximately 1 hour
The two presentations include:
Sample Preparation Tools for Chromatographic Testing of Beer
Here Klaus Buckendahl covers efficient sample preparation and determination for pesticides, as well as solid phase microextraction (SPME)-GC for automated raw material profiling, process control, and QC in beer.
View this presentation to:
- Hear insights on pesticide analysis in hops by QuEChERS with improved recovery for planar pesticides
- Learn how SPME can be utilized as an efficient tool for the profiling of flavor compound such as terpenes, aldehydes and other compounds in beer.
Drink and Drive – Flavor Chemistry and Sensory Properties of Non-alcoholic Beer
In this presentation Nils Rettberg gives a brief overview on NAB production techniques and highlights how these affect the volatile and non-volatile NAB chemistry. Analytical assays to characterize contributors to NAB flavor are described.
View this presentation to:
- Get an overview on analytical assays employed in non-alcoholic beer quality (NAB) control and research
- Learn approaches to understand how production techniques affect NAB chemistry and sensory profiles.
The Presenters
Dr.-Ing. Nils Rettberg
(Head of Research Institute for Beer and Beverage Analysis (VLB), Berlin, Germany)
Nils is a trained brewer holding a diploma in biotechnology (focus brewing science) and a PhD (focus bioanalytics) from TU Berlin. Nils is currently in charge of the VLB Research Institute for Beer and Beverage Analysis (FIBGA). FIBGA comprises a progressive contract laboratory (accredited according to DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018) for beer and spirit analysis, as well a group of scientists dedicated to research in the field of beverage quality, analysis, and method development.
Klaus Buckendahl
(Analytical Sciences Liaison, Advanced Analytical Europe, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany)
Klaus started his career in the technical service at Sigma-Aldrich providing support for the Supelco® line of analytical products. Over the last 20+ years, he held various positions within the company including Product Specialist and Technical Marketing Manager for Sample Preparation in Europe, among others. Currently he works as an Analytical Science Liaison at Merck in the analytical chemistry business unit.
