Grains/Milling
Cooking
Fermentation
Distillation
Dryhouse
100
Three primarily used grains in bourbon making

What are corn, rye, malt, and/or wheat?

100

Two benefits to using backset in bourbon production

What are yeast nutrition, flavor development, Fermentable sugars, Oils and minerals to help viscosity, Water savings ?

100

The four phases of yeast growth

What are lag phase, growth (log) phase, stationary phase, and death phase
100

The flavor compounds extracted from fermented beer through distillation

What are congeners?

100

The by-product generated in the dryhouse process composed of water, oils, and biological materials 

What is bio-condensate?

200

The fungus often tested and found in rye grains

What is ergot?

200

The two primary enzymes that break down dextrins into fermentable sugars

What are alpha amylase and glucoamylase?

200

The main yeast species used in distillation processes

What are saccharomyces cerevisiae?
200

The ratio of recondensed liquid falling back down the tower to the amount of distillate being produced

What is the reflux ratio?

200

Distillers dried grains (DDGs) are highly sought after from farmers due to their richness in _____

What is Protein?

300

The amount of corn required in recipe to be called bourbon

What is 51%?

300

The three primary fermentable sugars produced in the cooking process

What are glucose, fructose, and maltose?

300

The chemical produced by yeast as a coping mechanism due to high osmotic stress

What is glycerol?

300

One benefit to using copper in the distillation process

The possible reduction in ethyl carbamate (EC) production, The catalysation of esterification reactions, The removal of hydrogen sulphide


300

The dryhouse process starts with centrifugation in order to separate ______.

Suspended solids from dissolved solids in liquid

400

The primary purpose of milling to expose starches in the grains is to increase ____

What is surface area?

400

The process of dissolving grains into water at specific temperature to expose available starches for enzymes

What is gelatinization?

400

Three nutritional requirements for good yeast fermentation performance

What are nitrogen (FAN and YAN), iron, zinc, carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins, fatty acids?

400

The process of distillation is successful due to its theory of separating alcohol based off its ______ to other compounds, such as water

What is relative volatility?
400

What metal should be monitored for its concentration in the final DDGs product to its potential harm it can caust to livestock?

What is Copper?

500

The instrument ______ is used to analyze the distribution of flour, fine grits, coarse grits, and husks to generate meal distribution performance from the hammer mill

What is sieve shaker?

500

The process of alpha-amylase enzyme acting on gelatinized starch

What is Liquefaction?

500

The key element to aiding in synthesis of higher alcohols and esters for flavor development in fermentation

Nitrogen (free amino and yeast assimable)

500

Bubble cap trays are used above the feed tray for this reason

To increase surface area contact with copper and help rising vapors condense inside the still to purify distillate

500

Based off the assumption that raw corn grains have a lower protein content than that of rye or malt, which Bulleit mashbill would we expect to demonstrate higher yielding protein % in the DDGS?

What is SB (36% rye)?