Process of brewing an alcoholic beverage from rice

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ABSTRACT:
An alcoholic beverage having improved taste and sweetness and a wine-like flavor is produced by steps of saccharifying steamed or cooked unpolished rice and/or reddish rcie with an enzyme composition containing a saccharifying enzyme substantially free of protease and producing by a microorganism selected from Rhizopus, Aspergillus, Endomyces, or Bacillus substilis, fermenting the resulting mash with yeast until a supernatant thererof reaches a certain degree of maturity and mixing the resultant matured mash with separately saccharified steamed or cooked rice or a saccharide to produce the beverage. A slurry of steamed or cooked rice may be added during yeast fermentation to simultaneously carry out fermentation and saccharification.

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patent: 3988204 (1976-10-01), Andreasen et al.
Amerine, et al., The Technology of Wine Making 3rd Ed., The Avi Publishing Co., Inc. Westpont, Conn. 1972, (pp. 493, 494 & 533-538).

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