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Exploring Mexican Lagers

This session offers an in-depth exploration of the four newly defined Mexican Lager styles, covering their history, stylistic distinctions, and practical brewing considerations to help brewers craft exceptional examples of this growing category.Read More

production

Aeration for Dummies

Every brewer knows oxygen is key to successful fermentation and great beer. But when, how much, and how often should you add it? Discover tips for oxygenating for optimal performance, as well as insight into how different techniques can affect …Read More

quality

Beer Turbidity: Reasons, Analytics and Avoidance Strategy

Presented in association with VLB. Colloidal stability and the avoidance of haze are key quality parameters of beer. This seminar explores possible sources of haze in the final product, how these sources can be detected and how they can be …Read More

production

Wort: The Root of Good Beer

Wort is a Middle English term for a root. Therefore, the meaning of the word is consistent with wort’s role as the basis of a good beer. This session covers practical ways to control the important wort components in a …Read More

production

Brewhouse Operations, Part One: Influence on Yield and Quality

Each step of production influences the yield and quality of the final product. This session examines the main influences in milling, mashing and lautering with regard to their influence on yield, colloidal stability, microbiological stability, foam and flavor stability.Read More

production

Understanding Yeast Flocculation

Yeast can be a mysterious and difficult piece of the brewing puzzle. One of the most problematic aspects of working with yeast is maintaining good flocculation after fermentation, whether it’s getting lager yeast to settle out completely or getting wheat …Read More

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