Facebook pixel Seminars Archive - Brewers Association
Skip to content
Displaying results 1-10 of 496
best-practices

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

ingredients

Exploring Hop Picking Windows and Their Impact on Aroma and Flavor

This seminar explores the impact of harvest dates on hop aromas and beer flavors. Learn about in-field sensory techniques and testing to gauge harvest readiness for optimal aroma. Discover collaborations between brewers and growers to extend harvest windows, enabling a broader range of hop aromas and unique flavor profiles in beers.Read More

How To Make Hard Seltzer 10.29 fb

How To Make Hard Seltzer

Sponsored by FONA International

Learn how to make hard seltzer from the author and contributors of "How to Make Hard Seltzer: Refreshing Recipes for Sparkling Libations."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

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

Displaying results 1-10 of 496

Member Exclusive

The material in this Members-Only page is made possible by BA membership dues. It is the property of the Brewers Association and is not intended to be shared, in this, or any altered form, outside of our network of member companies. This information should be considered private and not public.