Dissolved CO2 pressure during fermentation significantly impacts yeast metabolism, reducing ester and higher alcohol production, offering brewers a new lever to fine-tune flavor profiles. This effect is strain-dependent and opens opportunities for innovation in beer styles, especially in
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