Direction I including Cascade, Amarillo, Citra, Simcoe, Mosaic, Wai-iti, and Hallertau Blanc varieties was linked to geraniol and citronellol, both known to contribute to citrus characteristics. Addition of higher amounts of hops resulted in lower concentrations of apparent extracts of beer, suggesting the presence of dextrin-hydrolyzing enzymes in the hops. Different varieties and amounts of hop pellets based on equal amounts of alpha-acids were added to the cooled wort. The 127 hop-related flavor compounds were used to examine the interrelationship with the hop varieties by principal component analysis (PCA). вЂњHop creep effectвЂќ could be seen, that is, larger amounts of hop pellets in the wort resulted in lower concentrations of the apparent extracts of the beers.

The relative content of the investigated EO components in DME extracts was similar to that in propane extracts.Д«eers hopped with 79 varieties were brewed in small-scale fermenters, and 127 hop-derived compounds were picked up by comparing with the chromatogram of unhopped beer, after the analysis of the stir bar sorptive extraction gas chromatography-mass spectrometry method. Hop oil derived from CO2 extracts at specific conditions, had the highest relative concentration of linalool, ОІ-caryophyllene and О±-humulene, and oil derived from propane extracts had the highest content of all other five selected components (myrcene, geraniol, farnesene, О±-selinene and Оґ-cadinene). In order to analyse the EO components in extracts, connected with a distinct odour, the steam distillation of extracts was performed and GC analysis was employed. The content of XN in extracts was analysed using high-performance liquid chromatography and experiments demonstrated the largest concentration of XN was obtained using DME. The experiments explored a temperature range between 20 вЊ and 80 вЊ and pressures ranging from 50 bar to 150 bar. Extraction was conducted semi-continuously, using sub- and supercritical fluids of different polarity, i.e., carbon dioxide (CO2) and propane as non-polar and dimethyl ether (DME) as the polar solvent. It is a continuation of our previous work, investigating the extraction of bitter acids from hops. This study evaluates the content of essential oils (EOs) and prenylated flavonoid Xanthohumol (XN) in extracts of Slovenian hops, cultivar Aurora, obtained by using fluids of different polarity.

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