Abstract
Development of Brewed Beverage Search System and Program
Highlights
Representation of the taste of sake in an easy-to-understand manner is an important issue in the alcohol beverage industry.[1,2,3] As an approach to this issue, Ozeki Corporation has developed a Sake Flavor Chart by combining instrumental analysis using taste sensors and sensory evaluation by the human sense of taste in a statistical manner.[4,5,6,7,8,9] Cultivate Japan Co., Ltd. has developed a wine taste search system named iSommelier.[10]
3.1 Function to search for products by preference In SAKELAVO, a consumer can view each two-dimensional scatter diagram for sake and wine and choose an arbitrary position on the diagram defined by its X and Y coordinates
3.2 Function to search for products of similar taste In SAKELAVO, a consumer can choose a product from the product list of sake and wine
Summary
Representation of the taste of sake in an easy-to-understand manner is an important issue in the alcohol beverage industry.[1,2,3] As an approach to this issue, Ozeki Corporation has developed a Sake Flavor Chart by combining instrumental analysis using taste sensors and sensory evaluation by the human sense of taste in a statistical manner.[4,5,6,7,8,9] Cultivate Japan Co., Ltd. has developed a wine taste search system named iSommelier.[10]. Functions would be needed to meet their needs.[12] In this study, with the purpose of promoting the widespread practical use of SAKELAVO, we developed new functions that are easy to use for consumers. With these extended functions of SAKELAVO, we propose a new common scale for evaluating the taste of brewed beverages in the alcohol beverage industry
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