Journal of the American Society of Brewing Chemists · 1982 · 133 citations · 10 references
AgricultureFood ScienceFood AnalysisGood Laboratory PracticeSensory EvaluationFlavor ChemistryFlavor DevelopmentFlavor EvaluationFood StandardsTaste EvaluationFlavor CharacterizationFlavor IdentificationFlavor Profile AnalysisFlavor Quality EvaluationFlavor Reference StandardsReference Laboratory StandardsReference StandardsSensory Evaluation Of Flavor
Twenty-seven reference standards are described for use with the International Beer Flavor Terminology. For each standard, sources of supply and methods of purification were selected that could be shown to lead to acceptable sensory purity. Flavor type and threshold for addition to beer were determined in two or more laboratories, and the distribution of thresholds among the tasters in at least one. A list is given of fifteen additional standards that received insufficient study.
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SPECIFIC ANOSMIA AND THE CONCEPT OF PRIMARY ODORS
John E. Amoore · Chemical Senses · 1977 · 279 citations
Confusion in the use of the taste adjectives ‘sour’ and ‘bitter’
Michael O’Mahony, Maya J. Goldenberg, J. Stedmon et al. · Chemical Senses · 1979 · 104 citations