Karakteristik Kimia dan Profil Sensori Kombucha dari Kopi Arabika Hasil Maserasi Semi-karbonik

  • Kharisma Indah Listyorini Department of Food Technology, Tidar University
  • Afif Arwani Universitas Tidar
  • Muhammad Iqbal Fanani Gunawan
Kata Kunci: kombucha, kopi arabika, maserasi karbonik, CATA, hedonik

Abstrak

Kombucha merupakan minuman hasil fermentasi yang secara tradisional dibuat dari seduhan tumbuhan dengan bantuan kultur simbiotik bakteri dan khamir (SCOBY). Baru-baru ini, kopi Arabika asal Kabupaten Magelang, Indonesia mulai dieksplorasi sebagai media alternatif. Buah kopi Arabika dapat diproses melalui maserasi semi-karbonik, yaitu metode pascapanen yang melibatkan perendaman anaerobik dalam wadah kedap udara, yang dapat memengaruhi karakteristik kombucha yang dihasilkan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengevaluasi karakteristik kimia dan sensori kombucha dari seduhan kopi Arabika hasil maserasi semi-karbonik. Proses fermentasi kombucha dilakukan selama 14 hari, dilanjutkan dengan analisis kadar fenolik, total asam asetat, kadar kafein, aktivitas antioksidan, dan total gula (°Brix). Evaluasi sensori menggunakan skala hedonik 7 poin menunjukkan skor kesukaan keseluruhan rata-rata 3.75, menunjukkan penerimaan sedang. Metode Check-All-That-Apply (CATA) menunjukkan bahwa panelis secara dominan mengasosiasikan minuman dengan atribut fermented, acid, vinegar, dan sparkling. Hasil Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA) memperlihatkan bahwa kesukaan secara keseluruhan berkorelasi positif dengan deskriptor acid dan vinegar, sementara berkorelasi negatif dengan deskriptor sparkling, herbal, woody, floral, dan opaque. Temuan ini menunjukkan bahwa seduhan kopi Arabika hasil maserasi semi-karbonik merupakan substrat yang menjanjikan untuk produksi kombucha dengan atribut sensoris yang khas.

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2026-01-19