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Whisky words: enzymes

Whisky words: enzymes

Enzymes are biological molecules that control the build-up or breakdown of compounds in cells.


During mashing, the enzymes in the barley that have been developed during malting are activated. These enzymes are sensitive to temperature and pH values so by varying the temperature of the mash, the distiller can control the enzyme activity.

Slàinte 🥃

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