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Brewhouse operations range from mashing, to lautering, to boiling, and all are important to making great beer. The resources in this section will help brewers in every step of the brewing process.
Avery Brewing Company and New Belgium Brewing Company join together to take you through their souring processes. They combine the art and mystery with the science of souring, including TA measurements, acid profiles, and microbial populations. Read More
This seminar will treat stainless steel like a brewing raw material. Presenter Ashton Lewis addresses the basics of what defines a steel as stainless, the various types and specifications of stainless alloys used in breweries, methods used to care for …Read More
Presented in association with VLB. In this seminar, Deniz Bilge helps brewers determine which components influence haze stability and how to eliminate them. Read More
This seminar covers the key points to keep in mind when planning the design and build of a brewery or brewpub. Read More
Building, expanding or replacing a brewhouse can be an overwhelming task considering the architectural, equipment and production needs for larger and/or more sophisticated equipment. How should the brewhouse, production and packaging equipment be sized and laid out to accommodate current …Read More
Presented in association with VLB. Each step of production influences the yield and quality of the final product. This seminar will examine the main influences in milling, mashing and lautering with regard to their influence on yield, colloidal stability, microbiological …Read More
Presented in association with VLB. Each step of production has influence on the yield and on the quality of the final product. In part two of this seminar, Burghard Meyer will discuss the main influences of boiling and wort treatment …Read More
Three brewers explain the process of kettle souring with lactobacillus. Read More
As brewers reach into new markets, optimizing brewhouse performance and focusing on key indicators ensures greater shelf life stability without sacrificing time or capital.
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