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At Gujarat Enzyme, we deliver advanced enzyme technologies, precision microbial cultures, and nutrient blends that empower breweries, distilleries, wineries, fermentation cafés, and functional beverage manufacturers to maximize yield, enhance flavors, and ensure consistent quality—from craft beer and whisky to kombucha, probiotic juices, and nutraceutical drinks.
We supply high-viability probiotic strains, prebiotics, and starter cultures for functional beverages, helping manufacturers create drinks that support digestion, immunity, and nutrient absorption—without compromising taste or shelf stability.
Formats: Powder or concentrated liquid for easy integration in both small-batch craft and industrial-scale production.
Stable & Active – Maintain probiotic viability through processing and shelf life.
Tailored Functionality – Target specific health claims (digestive support, immunity, antioxidant activity).
Clean-Label Ready – Natural, non-GMO, GRAS-certified cultures.
Flexible Formats – Available in powder or concentrated liquid forms for easy integration.
Scalable Solutions – Suitable for small-batch craft beverages to industrial-scale production.
Enzymes can be added to the brewing process at various stages, depending on the desired outcome. For example, adding enzymes during the:
The mashing stage can help to achieve higher starch conversion rates and increase alcohol yield.
fermentation stage to further break down residual starch and improve the flavour and aroma of the beer.
Enzymes can also be used to modify the brewing characteristics of certain grains. For example, enzymes can be used to break down complex carbohydrates in rice, corn, and other adjuncts commonly used in brewing to improve their fermentability and increase the alcohol yield. Overall, the use of enzymes in brewing has revolutionised the brewing industry, allowing for greater control over the brewing process and the production of a wider range of beer styles.
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