What are the use cases for amaea MIP use?
There are a number of applications that amaea can be use for. Smoke remediation, Palate fining and novel use in remediations such removing pyrazines, frost taint, powdery mildew taint, Brett and many others.
What is the process to use MIPs?
Get in touch. The first step is to understand the application that you are looking to implement. The next step is to schedule a bench top trial. One of our fantastic representatives will come to your facility and run the bench trial with you tasting through different application rates. Bench trials typically take 1-2
What are the advantages of MIPs over other taint mitigation methods?
Molecular precision. amaea's molecularly imprinted polymers are designed to capture specific molecules and classes of compounds. The selectivity of our MIPs ensures our system only removes what is needed while leaving desirable sensory markers in place.
What are MIPs (Molecularly Imprinted Polymers)?
Molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) are materials designed to selectively recognize and bind specific target molecules. They are created through a process that leaves cavities in the polymer matrix complementary in shape, size, and chemical functionality to a template molecule. amaea has created unique template molecules that effectively bind problematic molecules that can be found