Table 5. Sensory evaluation of final ale beers with addition of different concentrations of MBA grape must and juice

Sample1) Color Flavor Sweetness Bitterness Sourness Body Aftertaste Carbonate Overall preference
C 5.89±1.562)ab3) 4.74±1.05a 4.26±1.28a 4.74±1.28a 4.79±1.40a 5.05±0.85a 4.79±0.92a 5.00±1.45a 5.32±1.29a
M10 5.05±0.85b 4.95±1.51a 4.11±1.33a 4.37±1.83a 4.37±1.61a 4.42±1.30a 4.42±1.50a 4.74±1.69a 4.53±1.26a
M20 6.00±1.20ab 5.26±1.19a 4.47±1.07a 4.21±1.78a 4.79±1.27a 5.21±1.27a 4.53±1.58a 4.79±0.85a 4.68±1.80a
J10 5.53±0.96b 5.05±1.27a 4.79±1.08a 4.59±1.75a 4.47±1.47a 4.84±1.38a 4.37±1.34a 4.74±1.94a 5.21±1.03a
J20 6.53±0.96a 5.58±0.90a 5.16±1.34a 4.26±2.00a 4.58±1.54a 5.37±1.12a 4.74±1.15a 5.11±1.33a 5.74±1.59a
C, wort only; M10, wort with addition of 10% grape must; M20, wort with addition of 20% grape must; J10, wort with addition of 10% grape juice; J20, wort with addition of 20% grape juice.
All values are mean±SD (n=19).
Different superscript letters (a,b) within the same column indicate significant differences (p<0.05).