Albino green tea, a premium tea product characterized by delicate fresh-green aroma profile, demonstrates pronounced vulnerability to quality deterioration during storage. While temperature and duration are known to impact tea stability, the precise mechanisms governing aroma alteration and the key volatile compounds responsible for stale odor development remain poorly characterized. This systematic investigation elucidates the critical storage parameters and identifies the principal volatile organic compounds (VOCs) associated with sensory deterioration in albino green tea during prolonged storage. As results, elevated temperature is confirmed to be important factor for development of stale odor in albino green tea during storage. Accelerated shelf-life testing indicated that shelf-life of 160 days for storage at temperature of 30 °C, 80 days for storage at 40 °C. According to the Q10 model, Q10 = 2.0 was calculated, and the theoretical shelf life was predicted to be 320 days under 20 °C conditions. A total of 18 volatile compounds were identified as key contributors to the stale odor in albino green tea during storage, including alcohols, alkanes, ketones, aldehydes, pyrroles and derivatives, esters and furans. These stale-associated volatiles display characteristic fruity, sweet, waxy and woody notes, which originated primarily through pathways of glycoside hydrolysis, carotenoids degradation, Maillard reaction and lipid oxidation.
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