Efficiency and yield start with optimal raw material conversion.
AEB Spirits enzymes are designed to enhance the transformation of starches, proteins, and complex polysaccharides into fermentable substrates, ensuring maximum extraction and process efficiency. Whether you're processing cereals, sugarcane, fruit, or molasses, our enzymes work precisely to reduce viscosity and unlock valuable fermentable sugars.
The result is a cleaner mash, higher alcohol output, and a more streamlined distillation process. Each enzyme is backed by extensive research and validated under real-world production conditions. For tailored application and dosing guidance, our team of expert technicians is on hand to help you integrate enzymatic treatments into your specific production environment.
Our broad-spectrum proteases improve colloidal stability and enhance the amino acid profile of your wash. By cleaving proteins into peptides and free amino acids, these enzymes reduce haze formation, optimize yeast nutrition, and support a cleaner, more robust fermentation. AEB Spirits’ process engineers work closely with you to tailor protease application, adjusting pH, temperature, and contact time to maximize clarity and flavor precursors in every batch.
For fibrous substrates such as grains, fruit pomace, or sugarcane bagasse, our fiber-degrading enzymes unlock bound sugars and liberate valuable phenolic and aromatic compounds.
Xylanases break down hemicellulose into xylose and oligosaccharides, improving mash fluidity and extraction yields.
Cellulases hydrolyze cellulose microfibrils, reducing mash viscosity.
β-Glucanases target β-glucans to prevent gel formation and decrease processing losses.
Our technical team provides on-site trials to determine optimal enzyme combinations and dosing schedules, boosting extraction efficiencies while minimizing solid waste.
Maximize fermentable sugar release with our two-tiered amylase system:
α-Amylase cleaves long potato-like starch chains into shorter dextrins at higher temperatures, streamlining liquefaction and reducing viscosity.
Amyloglucosidase further hydrolyzes dextrins into glucose monomers.
Combined, they shorten processing times and ensure more complete starch conversion. Our enzyme experts will help you fine-tune temperature profiles and dosing to match your mash composition and production throughput.
Each enzyme in our portfolio is backed by rigorous R&D and validated under industrial conditions. For customized recommendations, on-site enzyme trials, or process optimization support, the AEB Spirits technical team is at your service—ensuring you achieve the highest efficiencies, yields, and spirit quality.