| Admiral | Barth-Haas Group | Admiral is a hop extract bred with the goal of expanding the varietal range. In terms of the alpha acid content, it matures about one week earlier than average and has considerably better yields in terms of alpha acid per hectare than other hops in its cl...展開 Admiral is a hop extract bred with the goal of expanding the varietal range. In terms of the alpha acid content, it matures about one week earlier than average and has considerably better yields in terms of alpha acid per hectare than other hops in its class. Admiral is characterized by strong growth characteristics. Its small compact cones make harvesting easy. Admiral’s tolerance to wilt is similar to the UK variety Progress and it has very good storage stability. This product is used to add flavor and aroma to alcoholic beverages. 收起 | |
| Agnus | Barth-Haas Group | Agnus (Latin for lamb) is a hop variety was released in 2001 and was the first high alpha variety in the assortment of Czech hop varieties. Agnus contains 9.0-12.0% alpha acids and 4.0-6.5% beta acids. It is a dual purpose type hop providing flavor and ar...展開 Agnus (Latin for lamb) is a hop variety was released in 2001 and was the first high alpha variety in the assortment of Czech hop varieties. Agnus contains 9.0-12.0% alpha acids and 4.0-6.5% beta acids. It is a dual purpose type hop providing flavor and aroma with 2.3-3.5% total polyphenols. The myrcene content of these hops is 40.0-55.0% and the total oils for Agnus hops are 2.0-3.0 ml per 100 grams. Agnus is typically used to add flavor to beer during preparation. 收起 | |
| Amarillo® | Barth-Haas Group | Amarillo® is an aroma-type cultivar of recent origin which was discovered and introduced by Virgil Gamache Farms Inc. located in the US. The name Amarillo® is of Spanish origin and means „yellow“. It contains 8.0-11.0% alpha acids and 6.0-7.0% beta acids....展開 Amarillo® is an aroma-type cultivar of recent origin which was discovered and introduced by Virgil Gamache Farms Inc. located in the US. The name Amarillo® is of Spanish origin and means „yellow“. It contains 8.0-11.0% alpha acids and 6.0-7.0% beta acids. The myrcene level of Amarillo® is 68.0-70.0% and the amount of total oils in this product is 1.5-1.9 ml per 100 grams. Amarillo® is used to add flavor to beer. 收起 | |
| Annatto / Bixin / Norbixin | D.D. Williamson | Annatto / Bixin / Norbixin, a carotenoid, is extracted from the orange coloured outer coat surrounding the seeds of the shrub Bixa orellana. When it is initially extracted, it is known as Bixin. Bixin is the Oil Soluble form of annatto, the primary ingred...展開 Annatto / Bixin / Norbixin, a carotenoid, is extracted from the orange coloured outer coat surrounding the seeds of the shrub Bixa orellana. When it is initially extracted, it is known as Bixin. Bixin is the Oil Soluble form of annatto, the primary ingredient surrounding the seeds in the fruit of the plant. It can be turned into Norbixin, which is truly water soluble–reducing the need for emulsifiers or gums. This is a unique attribute of annatto within the carotenoid family. 收起 | |
| Apocarotenal | D.D. Williamson | Apocarotenal is a carotenoid available in citrus fruits and some vegetables such as spinach. Like beta-carotene, in the human body it transforms into Vitamin A. While beta-carotene contributes yellow to orange hues, apocarotenal contributes orange to red ...展開 Apocarotenal is a carotenoid available in citrus fruits and some vegetables such as spinach. Like beta-carotene, in the human body it transforms into Vitamin A. While beta-carotene contributes yellow to orange hues, apocarotenal contributes orange to red hues. Nature-identical apocarotenal coloring is relatively heat stable but degrades with light exposure. 收起 | |
| Aramis | Barth-Haas Group | Aramis was developed as part of a breeding programme in order to launch a new variety with a similar aroma profile and polyphenol properties to Strisselspalt, but with enhanced aroma and bitterness attributes. The most important aroma hop variety in the A...展開 Aramis was developed as part of a breeding programme in order to launch a new variety with a similar aroma profile and polyphenol properties to Strisselspalt, but with enhanced aroma and bitterness attributes. The most important aroma hop variety in the Alsace region is the traditional Strisselspalt. Aramis is used to enhance flavor and aroma in beer. 收起 | |
| Aromahop® OE | Barth-Haas Group | Aromahop® OE is a dark yellow/brown to dark green or black paste. Aromahop® OE provides the brewer with an economical means to deliver light-stable, variety non-specific, hop aroma to beer. It is processed by the removal of the α-acids and most of the β-a...展開 Aromahop® OE is a dark yellow/brown to dark green or black paste. Aromahop® OE provides the brewer with an economical means to deliver light-stable, variety non-specific, hop aroma to beer. It is processed by the removal of the α-acids and most of the β-acids from CO2 hop extract, resulting in an easy-to-use hop extract that adds hop aroma to beers. This product also helps knock down foam during the boil, enabling the brewer to maximize brew kettle capacity and brew house throughput by maintaining an efficient boil. 收起 | |
| Aurora | Barth-Haas Group | Aurora (Super Styrian) has an intense and pleasant hoppy aroma. Aurora, exhibits a rich green color. Aurora is very suitable for extraction and for combination with other varieties in the brewing process. | |
| Beta-Carotene (Natural) | D.D. Williamson | Beta-Carotene (Natural) is a carotenoid food coloring that ranges from yellow to orange depending on its concentration. It is used to enhance the visual appeal of juice drinks, tropical beverages, and even desserts. Natural beta-carotene performs equal or...展開 Beta-Carotene (Natural) is a carotenoid food coloring that ranges from yellow to orange depending on its concentration. It is used to enhance the visual appeal of juice drinks, tropical beverages, and even desserts. Natural beta-carotene performs equal or better coloring compared to conventional (synthetic) beta-carotene. 收起 | |
| Black/Purple Carrot | D.D. Williamson | Black/Purple Carrot is an anthocyanin that works for colouring in many types of food and beverage applications and are grown mostly in southern Europe and Asia. These pigments exhibit a reversible change in molecular structure as the pH of solutions chang...展開 Black/Purple Carrot is an anthocyanin that works for colouring in many types of food and beverage applications and are grown mostly in southern Europe and Asia. These pigments exhibit a reversible change in molecular structure as the pH of solutions change from acidic to basic. This change in structure is characterized by a shift in hue from red to purple to blue as the pH changes from acidic to basic. Anthocyanins from purple carrots are more stable over a wider pH range than most anthocyanins making them ideal for yogurts and other dairy products. 收起 | |
| Boadicea | Barth-Haas Group | Boadicea is a dwarf variety and is the only variety which is resistant to aphids. It was bred as a dual purpose variety with moderate alpha acids and good flavor. This product can be used in organic beers where only limited ranges of hops are available. B...展開 Boadicea is a dwarf variety and is the only variety which is resistant to aphids. It was bred as a dual purpose variety with moderate alpha acids and good flavor. This product can be used in organic beers where only limited ranges of hops are available. Boadicea has a mellow citrus flavor with a light flowery aroma and a light lime-like aroma give this variety a pleasant taste. 收起 | |
| Bohemie | Barth-Haas Group | Bohemie is a breeding material with origin in Saaz and Sládek. It was released in 2010. Bohemie is grown in the Czech Republic area. It is an aroma type hop with 30.0-45.0% of total myrcene. The alpha acid level for Bohemie is 5.0-8.0% and beta level is 6...展開 Bohemie is a breeding material with origin in Saaz and Sládek. It was released in 2010. Bohemie is grown in the Czech Republic area. It is an aroma type hop with 30.0-45.0% of total myrcene. The alpha acid level for Bohemie is 5.0-8.0% and beta level is 6.0-9.0%. It contains 3.5-4.5% total polyphenols and 1.0-1.5 ml per 100 grams. Bohemie is used in alcoholic beverages. 收起 | |
| Bor | Barth-Haas Group | Bor, which means pine, was registered as a dual purpose variety in 1994 and was named after the pinewoods which are typical for a certain region in the Czech Republic. It contains 6.0-9.0% alpha acids, and 3.0-5.5% beta acids. Bor has 40.0-55.0% of total ...展開 Bor, which means pine, was registered as a dual purpose variety in 1994 and was named after the pinewoods which are typical for a certain region in the Czech Republic. It contains 6.0-9.0% alpha acids, and 3.0-5.5% beta acids. Bor has 40.0-55.0% of total myrcene, 3.0-4.0% total polyphenols and 1.0-2.0 ml per 100 grams total oils. This product is used in alcoholic beverages. 收起 | |
| Bramling Cross | Barth-Haas Group | Bramling Cross was bred from a crossing by Professor Salmon at Wye, Kent in 1927. The parents were a traditional Golding variety and a male seedling of the Manitoban wild hop. Bramling Cross is a versatile aroma variety characterized by good yield, early ...展開 Bramling Cross was bred from a crossing by Professor Salmon at Wye, Kent in 1927. The parents were a traditional Golding variety and a male seedling of the Manitoban wild hop. Bramling Cross is a versatile aroma variety characterized by good yield, early ripening, tolerance to wilt and high resistance to mildew. Bramling Cross is used in alcoholic beverages. 收起 | |
| Brewers Gold | Barth-Haas Group | Brewers Gold is well known all over the world, being planted around the globe on account of its moderate alpha acid content, vigorous growth and high yield. Prof. E. F. Salmon of Wye College in Kent, England, was responsible for breeding the variety Brewe...展開 Brewers Gold is well known all over the world, being planted around the globe on account of its moderate alpha acid content, vigorous growth and high yield. Prof. E. F. Salmon of Wye College in Kent, England, was responsible for breeding the variety Brewers Gold. This dual purpose hop grown in the UK contains 4.5-6.5% alpha acids and 40.0-50.0% myrcene. Brewers Gold is used in alcoholic beverages. 收起 | |
| Burnt Sugar | D.D. Williamson | Burnt Sugar is a light to dark brown liquid or powder obtained from the controlled heating of sugars used primarily for flavouring and/or sweetening with incidental colour. Consumers in many regions continue to demand natural foods. In response, food and ...展開 Burnt Sugar is a light to dark brown liquid or powder obtained from the controlled heating of sugars used primarily for flavouring and/or sweetening with incidental colour. Consumers in many regions continue to demand natural foods. In response, food and beverage manufacturers are formulating with simple, clean label options — including “Burnt Sugar” and “Colour: Plain Caramel.” Applications include baked goods, breakfast cereals, dessert toppings, sauces, seasonings, coffee drinks and confectionery products. 收起 | |
| Calcium Carbonate (Natural Type) | D.D. Williamson | Calcium Carbonate is a white powder found in nature in mineral sources such as calcite, limestone and marble. It adds color to foods and firming properties to vegetables. It is insoluble in water but may be emulsified to disperse in water. It may be produ...展開 Calcium Carbonate is a white powder found in nature in mineral sources such as calcite, limestone and marble. It adds color to foods and firming properties to vegetables. It is insoluble in water but may be emulsified to disperse in water. It may be produced by the precipitation of calcium ions with carbonate ions. The European Union (EU) has approved calcium carbonate as a food coloring. Some other regions do not allow its use as a color additive. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 050 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 055 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 055 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 055 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 055 (Class Four) is a dark brown, water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derive...展開 Caramel Color 055 (Class Four) is a dark brown, water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 065 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 065 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 065 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 105 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 105 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 105 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 108 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 108 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 108 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 111 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 111 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 111 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 112 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 112 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 112 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 135 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 135 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 135 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 170 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 170 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 170 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 173 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 173 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 173 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 190 (Class Two) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 190 (Class Two) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natura...展開 Caramel Color 190 (Class Two) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 200 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 200 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 200 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 201 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 201 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 201 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 202 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 202 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 202 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 203 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 203 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 203 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 210 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 210 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 210 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 250 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 250 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 250 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 252 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 252 (Class Three) is a brown, water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived fr...展開 Caramel Color 252 (Class Three) is a brown, water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 300 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 300 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 300 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 301 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 301 (Class Three) is a reddish brown, water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, de...展開 Caramel Color 301 (Class Three) is a reddish brown, water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 303 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 303 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 303 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 373 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 373 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 373 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 376 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 376 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 376 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 377 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 377 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 377 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 385 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 385 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 385 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 520 (Class One) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 520 (Class One) is water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural ...展開 Caramel Color 520 (Class One) is water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 525 (Class One) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 525 (Class One) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natura...展開 Caramel Color 525 (Class One) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 526 (Class One) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 526 (Class One) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natura...展開 Caramel Color 526 (Class One) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 528 (Class One) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 528 (Class One) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natura...展開 Caramel Color 528 (Class One) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 570 (Class One) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 570 (Class One) is a light brown, water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derive...展開 Caramel Color 570 (Class One) is a light brown, water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 574 (Class One) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 574 (Class One) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natura...展開 Caramel Color 574 (Class One) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 600 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 600 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 600 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 602 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 602 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 602 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 603 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 603 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 603 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 605 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 605 (Class Four) is a dark brown, water soluble powder, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derive...展開 Caramel Color 605 (Class Four) is a dark brown, water soluble powder, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 607 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 607 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 607 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 608 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 608 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 608 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 610 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 610 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 610 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 624 (Class One) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 624 (Class One) is a water soluble powder, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natura...展開 Caramel Color 624 (Class One) is a water soluble powder, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 626 (Class One) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 626 (Class One) is a water soluble powder, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natura...展開 Caramel Color 626 (Class One) is a water soluble powder, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 640 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 640 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 640 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 642 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 642 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 642 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 643 (Class Three) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 643 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natu...展開 Caramel Color 643 (Class Three) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramel Color 663 (Class Four) | D.D. Williamson | Caramel Color 663 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natur...展開 Caramel Color 663 (Class Four) is a water soluble liquid, used to color food and beverage products. Caramel color results from the controlled heat treatment or cooking of carbohydrates (nutritive sweeteners, such as glucose and sucrose, derived from natural carbohydrate sources including corn, wheat and sugar). This process is called “caramelization.” Caramel color ingredients are the world’s most widely consumed food coloring by weight and can be commercially produced for food and beverage products. 收起 | |
| Caramelized Mirepoix | D.D. Williamson | Caramelized Mirepoix is manufactured from 100% vegetable juice concentrates, it adds complex, rich and well-rounded savory notes to soups, sauces, marinades, dips, and frozen meals. Its brown hue has red undertones. Customers can label “caramelized vegeta...展開 Caramelized Mirepoix is manufactured from 100% vegetable juice concentrates, it adds complex, rich and well-rounded savory notes to soups, sauces, marinades, dips, and frozen meals. Its brown hue has red undertones. Customers can label “caramelized vegetable juice concentrates”, “caramelized onion, carrot and celery concentrates” or “natural flavor”. 收起 | |
| Carmine | D.D. Williamson | Carmine is a natural anthraquinone red dye and the common term for insoluble cochineal-based pigments. Carmine hues follow the same shifts as carminic acid but will precipitate at low pH before becoming orange. Acid-stable carminic acid results in red to ...展開 Carmine is a natural anthraquinone red dye and the common term for insoluble cochineal-based pigments. Carmine hues follow the same shifts as carminic acid but will precipitate at low pH before becoming orange. Acid-stable carminic acid results in red to violet hues in low pH applications where carminic acid would otherwise be orange. Acid-proofing results from a hydroxyl group being replaced by an amino group. This colorant is utilized in the food industry. 收起 | |
| Carrot Oil | D.D. Williamson | Carrot Oil is an all natural orange food coloring that is primarily composed of beta-carotene.The light absorption of the conjugated carbon chain is responsible for the orange color. Food coloring manufacturers employ solvent extraction of edible carrots ...展開 Carrot Oil is an all natural orange food coloring that is primarily composed of beta-carotene.The light absorption of the conjugated carbon chain is responsible for the orange color. Food coloring manufacturers employ solvent extraction of edible carrots to obtain the pigment, they then remove the solvent and substitute it with oil to yield the final products. This carotenoid like others may provide beneficial health functions due to the antioxidant properties acting as a vitamin precursor. 收起 | |
| Cascade | Barth-Haas Group | Cascade was developed in the USDA breeding program in Oregon and released as a US aroma variety in 1972. It is characterized by a dark green elongated cone which contains low amounts of alpha acids. Cascade displays a pleasant citrus and fruity aroma. Thi...展開 Cascade was developed in the USDA breeding program in Oregon and released as a US aroma variety in 1972. It is characterized by a dark green elongated cone which contains low amounts of alpha acids. Cascade displays a pleasant citrus and fruity aroma. This product is used in the US craft brewing industry. 收起 | |
| Centennial | Barth-Haas Group | Centennial, is composed of ¾ Brewers Gold and minor parts of other cultivars, such as Fuggle and East Kent Golding. Sometimes it is also referred to as Super Cascade, but the citrus character that predominates in Cascade is not as noticeable in Centennia...展開 Centennial, is composed of ¾ Brewers Gold and minor parts of other cultivars, such as Fuggle and East Kent Golding. Sometimes it is also referred to as Super Cascade, but the citrus character that predominates in Cascade is not as noticeable in Centennial. This product is used in alcoholic beverages. 收起 | |
| Chelan | Barth-Haas Group | Chelan, named after the American town in the foothills of the Cascades, is a high alpha variety with a particularly high beta-acid content. Developed as part of the breeding programme conducted by John I.Haas, Inc., this is a medium-maturing variety with ...展開 Chelan, named after the American town in the foothills of the Cascades, is a high alpha variety with a particularly high beta-acid content. Developed as part of the breeding programme conducted by John I.Haas, Inc., this is a medium-maturing variety with excellent storage stability. Chelan has been on the market since 1994 and is a daughter of the cultivar Galena. 收起 | |
| Chinook | Barth-Haas Group | Chinook takes its name from a Native American tribe indigenous to the region around Washington. It was developed in Washington State within the framework of the USDA breeding programme and was released as a high alpha variety in 1985. The female parent of...展開 Chinook takes its name from a Native American tribe indigenous to the region around Washington. It was developed in Washington State within the framework of the USDA breeding programme and was released as a high alpha variety in 1985. The female parent of this variety is the English Golding. Chinook is characterised by strong growth in all growing regions and produces its highest yields in the Yakima region. Chinook is used to provide an aroma and flavor in ales. 收起 | |
| Chlorophyll / Chlorophyllin | D.D. Williamson | Chlorophyll is extracted from plants — typically fescue and alfalfa — and then chemically modified (or stabilized), displacing the magnesium from the core of the molecule and substituting it with copper. The resulting stable, water soluble colouring is ca...展開 Chlorophyll is extracted from plants — typically fescue and alfalfa — and then chemically modified (or stabilized), displacing the magnesium from the core of the molecule and substituting it with copper. The resulting stable, water soluble colouring is called sodium copper chlorophyllin. Copper chlorophyllin is permitted as a food colouring in the European Union; however, in the USA, its food use is limited to dry citrus beverages. 收起 | |
| Chokeberry/Aronia | D.D. Williamson | Chokeberry, also referred to as Aronia, is a deciduous shrub belonging to the rose family. It produces black, red, and blue colored berries with very high antioxidant properties. Black chokeberries (Aronia melanocarpa) are regarded for their dark color du...展開 Chokeberry, also referred to as Aronia, is a deciduous shrub belonging to the rose family. It produces black, red, and blue colored berries with very high antioxidant properties. Black chokeberries (Aronia melanocarpa) are regarded for their dark color due to one of the highest anthocyanin contents in plants. The juice, extracted from the fruit, provides red to purple hues in a variety of foods and beverages. Like other anthocyanin sources, the hue shifts from red to purple as pH increases and is most stable in acidic conditions. 收起 | |
| Citra® | Barth-Haas Group | Citra® is an aroma hop variety with a promising future. Developed by the Hop Breeding Company LLC and released in 2008, it has unique and captivating flavor characteristics. As its name suggests, Citra’s flavor profile contains citrus fruits, such as lime...展開 Citra® is an aroma hop variety with a promising future. Developed by the Hop Breeding Company LLC and released in 2008, it has unique and captivating flavor characteristics. As its name suggests, Citra’s flavor profile contains citrus fruits, such as lime and grapefruit. It is used to provide an aroma to alcoholic beverages. This hop variety originated from a cross between Hallertauer Mittelfrueh and a father derived from U.S. Tettnang. 收起 | |
| Cluster | Barth-Haas Group | Cluster is the oldest hop variety grown in the USA. The choice of name may be connected with the way in which the fruits are arranged in clusters. The origin of the rootstock, however, is unknown. Until the end of the 1970s, Cluster was one of the few var...展開 Cluster is the oldest hop variety grown in the USA. The choice of name may be connected with the way in which the fruits are arranged in clusters. The origin of the rootstock, however, is unknown. Until the end of the 1970s, Cluster was one of the few varieties grown in the USA and accounted for most of the hop acreage there. 收起 | |
| CO2 Hop Extract | Barth-Haas Group | CO2 Hop Extract have been prepared from hops or hop pellets using carbon dioxide and contain the α-acids, β-acids and essential oils of hops. Depending on the extraction conditions and the hop variety, the color of the extract can vary from yellow to dark...展開 CO2 Hop Extract have been prepared from hops or hop pellets using carbon dioxide and contain the α-acids, β-acids and essential oils of hops. Depending on the extraction conditions and the hop variety, the color of the extract can vary from yellow to dark green. This product is a semi-fluid paste at room temperature. CO2 Hop Extract offers the brewer a concentrated hop product that can provide added efficiency and flexibility in the brew house. CO2 Hop Extract retains the aroma and the bittering potential of the hops from which it is made. 收起 | |
| CO2 Hop Extract (Oil Enriched) | Barth-Haas Group | CO2 Hop Extract (Oil Enriched) is a semi-fluid paste at room temperature and becomes more fluid when heated. Depending on the extraction conditions and the hop variety, the color of the extract can vary from yellow to dark green. CO2 Hop Extract offers th...展開 CO2 Hop Extract (Oil Enriched) is a semi-fluid paste at room temperature and becomes more fluid when heated. Depending on the extraction conditions and the hop variety, the color of the extract can vary from yellow to dark green. CO2 Hop Extract offers the brewer a concentrated hop product that can provide added efficiency and flexibility in the brew house. It is used to add bitterness in the process of brewing beers and finds application in a variety of beers. 收起 | |
| CO2 Hop Extract (Oil Reduced) | Barth-Haas Group | CO2 Hop Extract (Oil Reduced) is a semi-fluid paste at room temperature. The product becomes more fluid when heated. Depending on the extraction conditions and the hop variety, the color of the extract can vary from yellow to dark green. CO2 Hop Extract o...展開 CO2 Hop Extract (Oil Reduced) is a semi-fluid paste at room temperature. The product becomes more fluid when heated. Depending on the extraction conditions and the hop variety, the color of the extract can vary from yellow to dark green. CO2 Hop Extract offers the brewer a concentrated hop product that can provide added efficiency and flexibility in the brew house. It is used to add bitter character to a beer and finds application in a variety of beer types. 收起 | |
| Cochineal | D.D. Williamson | Cochineal is a natural coloring that provides a characteristic pink, red or purple hue while demonstrating excellent heat and light stability. Hues vary depending on the preparation method of the cochineal extract. Using water or alcohol, manufacturers ex...展開 Cochineal is a natural coloring that provides a characteristic pink, red or purple hue while demonstrating excellent heat and light stability. Hues vary depending on the preparation method of the cochineal extract. Using water or alcohol, manufacturers extract carmine acid. Carminic acid is orange in low pH and violet in high pH. The color shift results from pH affecting the phenolic groups on the carminic acid molecule. 收起 | |
| Columbus | Barth-Haas Group | Columbus, Besides Tomahawk and Zeus, is currently one of the most important high alpha varieties. All three have Nugget as the female parent and are therefore half sisters. An outstanding feature of these cultivars is their piquant aroma used in alcoholic...展開 Columbus, Besides Tomahawk and Zeus, is currently one of the most important high alpha varieties. All three have Nugget as the female parent and are therefore half sisters. An outstanding feature of these cultivars is their piquant aroma used in alcoholic beverages. 收起 | |
| Comet | Barth-Haas Group | Comet was bred as a high alpha variety for the states of Washington and was already released in 1961 in Corvallis, Oregon. The acreage was expanded to 635 acres in 1980 (1% of US production), but declined after 1981 following the release of super alpha ho...展開 Comet was bred as a high alpha variety for the states of Washington and was already released in 1961 in Corvallis, Oregon. The acreage was expanded to 635 acres in 1980 (1% of US production), but declined after 1981 following the release of super alpha hops. Nowadays this hop, which stands out due to its very large cones and its aroma of elderflowers, is only grown by one hop grower in the Hallertau. 收起 | |
| Crystal | Barth-Haas Group | Crystal is very popular in US craft brewing as it displays similar characteristics to Hallertau Mittelfrüh. Tetraploid variety developed from the German aroma hop variety Hallertauer Mittelfrüh with primary contributions from Cascade, Brewer’s Gold and E...展開 Crystal is very popular in US craft brewing as it displays similar characteristics to Hallertau Mittelfrüh. Tetraploid variety developed from the German aroma hop variety Hallertauer Mittelfrüh with primary contributions from Cascade, Brewer’s Gold and Early Green. Released in 1993 收起 | |
| CTZ | Barth-Haas Group | CTZ (Columbus, Tomahawk and Zeus) is the most widely grown variety combination in the USA. All three varieties are genetically so similar that they are virtually indistinguishable. The outstanding feature of these cultivars is their piquant aroma. | |
| Curcumin (from Turmeric) | D.D. Williamson | Curcumin (from Turmeric) is a yellow root which imparts color and flavor to food and has been used as a color and/or spice for centuries. Turmeric is produced by grinding the rhizomes of the perennial herb, Curcuma longa. Various extraction methods exist,...展開 Curcumin (from Turmeric) is a yellow root which imparts color and flavor to food and has been used as a color and/or spice for centuries. Turmeric is produced by grinding the rhizomes of the perennial herb, Curcuma longa. Various extraction methods exist, yielding different yellow variations depending on the ratio of color compounds extracted. Curcumin pigments are naturally insoluble in water; however, food color manufacturers circumvent this water insolubility by using particle size reduction and emulsifiers, which allow turmeric to be used in both aqueous and lipid products. 收起 | |
| Dehydrated Beets | D.D. Williamson | Dehydrated Beets are in powdered form and contains all the sugars and plant material from the Red Beets. It is not soluble in water but is readily available and is a fairly inexpensive natural colorant. The colorings responsible for the red hues are a gro...展開 Dehydrated Beets are in powdered form and contains all the sugars and plant material from the Red Beets. It is not soluble in water but is readily available and is a fairly inexpensive natural colorant. The colorings responsible for the red hues are a group of molecules called betalains. This group of pigments contains the red and yellow pigments known as betacyanins and betaxanthins, respectively. Betalains have excellent light stability and excellent pH stability. Unlike anthocyanins, betalains do not change in hue in response to differences in the pH of foods and beverages. 收起 | |
| East Kent Golding | Barth-Haas Group | East Kent Golding is a well-known representative of the famous traditional English aroma-type hops and was developed from wild Canterbury Whitebine variety and released 1790. East Kent Golding is known for the rather subtle expression of its flavor charac...展開 East Kent Golding is a well-known representative of the famous traditional English aroma-type hops and was developed from wild Canterbury Whitebine variety and released 1790. East Kent Golding is known for the rather subtle expression of its flavor characteristics. 收起 | |
| Elderberry | D.D. Williamson | Elderberries today are one of the most natural ways of obtaining food coloring's for food and beverages. The juice coloring from elderberries is extracted from the berry and then concentrated using an ultra-filtration process. These berry concentrates are...展開 Elderberries today are one of the most natural ways of obtaining food coloring's for food and beverages. The juice coloring from elderberries is extracted from the berry and then concentrated using an ultra-filtration process. These berry concentrates are a high performing 100% fruit juice based coloring with minimal taste and aroma impact. 收起 | |
| Ella | Barth-Haas Group | Ella is a new aroma variety with strong growth characteristics. It produces medium-large cones that ripen medium to late and maturing and provide high crop yield. Ella is a new hop cultivar with the ability to contribute a range of pleasant hop derived fl...展開 Ella is a new aroma variety with strong growth characteristics. It produces medium-large cones that ripen medium to late and maturing and provide high crop yield. Ella is a new hop cultivar with the ability to contribute a range of pleasant hop derived flavors to beer, which are unique combination of floral notes and subtle hints of star anise (a gentle spiciness). 收起 | |
| Endeavour | Barth-Haas Group | Endeavour is a new bred dwarf variety from a cross made in 2002. This variety imparts unique English flavor notes – like citrus, spicy and red fruits – to the beer. This hop is grown in the UK. It is an aroma type hop that contains 7.5-10.6% alpha acids a...展開 Endeavour is a new bred dwarf variety from a cross made in 2002. This variety imparts unique English flavor notes – like citrus, spicy and red fruits – to the beer. This hop is grown in the UK. It is an aroma type hop that contains 7.5-10.6% alpha acids and 1.2-1.8 ml per 100 grams of total oils. 收起 | |
| Enriched Hop Pellets (Type 45 Pellets) | Barth-Haas Group | Enriched Hop Pellets (Type 45 Pellets) are a hop product added to the kettle to provide bitterness and a hop character that is indistinguishable from that achieved using raw hops. With Enriched Hop Pellets, the hop bitter acids and hop oils are concentrat...展開 Enriched Hop Pellets (Type 45 Pellets) are a hop product added to the kettle to provide bitterness and a hop character that is indistinguishable from that achieved using raw hops. With Enriched Hop Pellets, the hop bitter acids and hop oils are concentrated by the mechanical enrichment of lupulin. They provide improved homogeneity, better storage stability and reduced storage/transport costs compared to raw hops. Enriched Hop Pellets produce a beer flavor which is not distinguishable from that produced from leaf hops. 收起 | |
| Extra Styrian Dana | Barth-Haas Group | Extra Styrian Dana offers an intense hoppy aroma and a robust bitterness, and is bred as a dual purpose (bitter and aroma) hop. This hop is grown in Slovenia and it's lineage is from the Daughter of Hallertau Magnum. It contains 12.5-18.8% alpha acids and...展開 Extra Styrian Dana offers an intense hoppy aroma and a robust bitterness, and is bred as a dual purpose (bitter and aroma) hop. This hop is grown in Slovenia and it's lineage is from the Daughter of Hallertau Magnum. It contains 12.5-18.8% alpha acids and 4.2-6.0% beta acids. The myrcene level of Extra Styrian Dana is 42.0-60.0% and 2.4-3.9 ml per 100 grams total oils. 收起 | |
| First Gold | Barth-Haas Group | First Gold is derived from the Whitbread Golding variety and is one of the traditional varieties used for brewing English ales. It develops a well-balanced bitterness and a fruity, yet slightly spicy flavor note in the beer. | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Juices: Acai | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Juices: Acai is harvested by local communities from organically-certified, wild, uncultivated areas. Processing is completed in a new production facility located in the heart of the growing region. Fuerst Day Lawson Juices: Acai has ...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Juices: Acai is harvested by local communities from organically-certified, wild, uncultivated areas. Processing is completed in a new production facility located in the heart of the growing region. Fuerst Day Lawson Juices: Acai has an antioxidant level of its raw fruit that is more than twice the level found in blueberries and is over 10 times the level contained in an equal volume of red wine. Açai contains Omega-6 and Omega-9 oils, vital for a healthy heart, supple joints and good circulation. It is also rich in vitamins, iron, fibre, and contains an ideal amino acid complex for human nutrition. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Bakery: Bakery Concentrates | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Bakery: Bakery Concentrates are widely used in bread recipes, bread toppings and crisp breads. These specialist blends are combinations of grains such as millet, seeds (including sunflower, linseed, sesame and poppy), dried fruits and vi...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Bakery: Bakery Concentrates are widely used in bread recipes, bread toppings and crisp breads. These specialist blends are combinations of grains such as millet, seeds (including sunflower, linseed, sesame and poppy), dried fruits and vitamins. With its unique ability to source and process ingredients, FDL is perfectly placed to produce specialist blends tailored to its clients’ exact needs. These bespoke blends enable bakers to keep ahead of consumer taste, while also maintaining quality. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: 95% FTNF | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: 95% FTNF range uses flavouring component in the end product that are obtained from the named fruit. The flavourings can be used in isolation or in combination with other foods. This product can be utilized in a variety of proce...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: 95% FTNF range uses flavouring component in the end product that are obtained from the named fruit. The flavourings can be used in isolation or in combination with other foods. This product can be utilized in a variety of processes including pasteurization, baking, freezing, UHT and canning. The flexibility of the flavours allows for its usage in a variety of food products including beverage, confectionery, ice cream and bakery. The FTNF min. 95% range includes: apple, blueberry, blackberry, cranberry, lemon lime, passionfruit, pear, pomegranate, raspberry, strawberry, mango, and orange. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Apple | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Apple range has much more than a few esters and a couple of green and waxy components; apples are grown in more than 7500 variants throughout the world and it is the most popular fruit in the UK. FDL has dedicated a complete ra...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Apple range has much more than a few esters and a couple of green and waxy components; apples are grown in more than 7500 variants throughout the world and it is the most popular fruit in the UK. FDL has dedicated a complete range of flavours to apples only, including Natural, FTNF (From The Named Fruit) and NI (Nature Identical). The FDL apple flavour range consists of modules for use in stand-alone applications, top-notes for add-backs in juice from concentrate to compensate for the loss of flavor in the product on process, and flavoured juice bases. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Berries | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Berries range includes blueberry, boysenberry, cranberry, forest fruits, gooseberry, grape, loganberry, raspberry, strawberry, cherry, blackcurrant and blackberry. Although these are not all strictly speaking berries in the bot...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Berries range includes blueberry, boysenberry, cranberry, forest fruits, gooseberry, grape, loganberry, raspberry, strawberry, cherry, blackcurrant and blackberry. Although these are not all strictly speaking berries in the botanical sense, they represent what is normally referred to as berries. The range includes flavours that are Natural, FTNF (From The Named Fruit) and NI (Nature Identical). Flavourings are available in both liquid and powder formats. The Berry Range can be used in a variety of processes including pasteurization, baking, freezing, UHT and canning. The flexibility of the flavour allows for its usage in a range of food products including beverage, confectionary, ice cream and bakery. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Bunspice | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Bunspice gives flavours suitable for the baking industry, with Bunspice being ideal for use in sweet spiced buns. The distinctive FDL Bunspice flavourings are a combination of spices and citrus components. FDL have insured t...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Bunspice gives flavours suitable for the baking industry, with Bunspice being ideal for use in sweet spiced buns. The distinctive FDL Bunspice flavourings are a combination of spices and citrus components. FDL have insured that the Bunspice flavourings not only impart the spicy flavour to a bun, but also intensifies the fruit, peel and overall “spicyness” without overpowering the flavour of the bun itself. Bunspice imparts a well balanced spice combination with a clean, fresh aftertaste. The citrus notes aid the total experience. Furthermore the flavourings are designed to withstand the baking process. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Citrus | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Citrus range spans more than thirty varieties. Almost every part of the citrus fruit is used; the zest, the peel is used for extracting the volatile flavour components and terpenes, the pulp is used in natural stabilizers. To e...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Citrus range spans more than thirty varieties. Almost every part of the citrus fruit is used; the zest, the peel is used for extracting the volatile flavour components and terpenes, the pulp is used in natural stabilizers. To enable provenance, FDL currently sources orange juice, and red, pink and white grapefruit from South Africa. Lemon, Sanguinello or blood orange are sourced from Sicily. Oranges (Valencia) red and pink grapefruit juice, lime juice as well as non-citrus Tommy variety mango are sourced from Mexico. The Citrus Range can be used in a variety of processes including pasteurization, UHT, freezing and canning. The flexibility of these flavours allows for usage in a range of food products including bakery, confectionery, ice cream and beverage. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Exotic | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Exotic range includes kiwi, guava, pomegranate, lychee and grenadine. The range consists of Natural Flavours, FTNF (From The Named Fruit) and NI (Nature Identical). Flavourings are available in both liquid and powder formats. ...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Exotic range includes kiwi, guava, pomegranate, lychee and grenadine. The range consists of Natural Flavours, FTNF (From The Named Fruit) and NI (Nature Identical). Flavourings are available in both liquid and powder formats. The Exotic Range can be utilised in a variety of processes including pasteurization, baking, freezing, UHT and canning. The flexibility of the flavour allows for its usage in a variety of food products including beverage, confectionary, ice cream and bakery. The range can also be used as top-notes for add-backs in juice from concentrate to compensate for the loss of flavour in the production process, and flavoured juice bases. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Fruits | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Fruits range includes pineapple, pear, peach, passion fruit, papaya, mango, banana, plum, peach, apricot and melon in Natural, FTNF (From The Named Fruit) and NI (Nature Identical). Flavourings are available in both liquid and ...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Fruits range includes pineapple, pear, peach, passion fruit, papaya, mango, banana, plum, peach, apricot and melon in Natural, FTNF (From The Named Fruit) and NI (Nature Identical). Flavourings are available in both liquid and powder formats. The FDL fruit flavour range can be utilized in a variety of processes including pasteurization, baking, freezing, UHT and canning. The flexibility of the flavour allows for its usage in a variety of food products including beverage, confectionery, ice cream and bakery. The range can also be used as top-notes for add-backs in juice from concentrate to compensate for the loss of flavour in the production process, and flavoured juice bases. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Menthol Crystals | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Menthol Crystals is commonly used in both flavour and fragrance applications because of its unique cooling characteristics. Menthol Crystals are formed by the slow crystallisation of peppermint oil (Mentha Arvensis). The oil is...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Menthol Crystals is commonly used in both flavour and fragrance applications because of its unique cooling characteristics. Menthol Crystals are formed by the slow crystallisation of peppermint oil (Mentha Arvensis). The oil is obtained via steam distillation of the peppermint leaves and is cleaned, filtered and further distilled prior to the crystallisation stage. 收起 | |
| Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Vanilla | Fuerst Day Lawson | Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Vanilla offers a range of vanilla flavourings including natural, FTNS (From The Natural Source) and Nature Identical, all available in both liquid and powder formats. The FDL Vanilla flavour range is flexible and can easily be ...展開 Fuerst Day Lawson Flavours: Vanilla offers a range of vanilla flavourings including natural, FTNS (From The Natural Source) and Nature Identical, all available in both liquid and powder formats. The FDL Vanilla flavour range is flexible and can easily be customized for use in a variety of processes and food products. The process include pasteurization, UHT, freezing and canning, and the applications range from bakery to confectionery, ice cream and beverages. 收起 |
