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Ever wondered how beer goes from grain to glass? This beginner-friendly guide explains the beer brewing process step by step—from malting an
Beer may seem simple — water, malt, hops, and yeast — but the process that transforms these ingredients into your favorite pint is one of the oldest, most refined forms of food science in human history. Whether you're curious about how your hazy IPA gets its tropical aroma, how lagers become so crisp, or how stouts achieve rich chocolate notes, the answer lies in the brewing process. This complete guide explains every step of brewing in clear detail, from milling grain to fermentation to packaging. By the end, you’ll understand exactly how breweries — including those in Seattle’s Ballard district — craft the beers you love.
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How does one troubleshoot common brewing problems, such as stuck fermentations or off flavors?
Brewing beer can be a fun and rewarding hobby, but it can also be frustrating when things don’t go as planned. From stuck fermentations to off-flavors, there are many issues that can arise during the brewing process. In this article, we will discuss some common brewing problems and how to troubleshoot them. Continue reading Untitled
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Let's talk a bit about what makes wild ales so wild. Some of the best sours you'll find, use spontaneous fermentation, the yeasts and bacteria present in the air, and in the oak allow for some truly funky flavors to develop.
Brettanomyces is a wild yeast that yields a goaty barnyard flavor that's sometimes leathery and ads a lightly fruity acidity. It is common in Goses, lambics, gueuzes, Brett ales, old ales, Bier de gardes, and flanders.
Lactobacillus is a microorganism responsible for foods like sauerkraut and yogurt. In beer it gives a tart lactic acidity and can be found in Flanders ales, Saisons, and Berliner Weisse
Pediococcus is a microorganism that produces lactic acid and diacetyl. Can sometimes be found in lambics and gueuze, but can sometimes (thanks to diacetyl) make them come off buttery.
Acetobactor is a microorganism that produces acetic acid, giving the beer a vinegar or pickle like taste. Can be found in Flanders reds, and lambics.
Attenuation refers to the amount of sugars converted into alcohol and carbon dioxide in a beer. The greater the attenuation, the higher the abv, and dryer the finish.
Basically the yeast eats the fermentable sugars and converts them into alcohol. The more attenuative the yeast, the more alcohol you'll get in your beer. A good analogy for this can be found on beerandbrewing.com likening the yeast to eating at a restaurant.
100 percent attenuation means you cleaned your plate.
75 percent attenuation means you took home about a quarter of your dinner in a doggy bag.
50 percent attenuation means you probably should have split an entrée with your dining partner.
0 percent attenuation means you lost your appetite after ordering