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− | Welcome to Brau-Kaiser.com. This site is dedicated to subjects that are mostly related to brewing German style beers | + | Welcome to Brau-Kaiser.com. This site is dedicated to subjects that are mostly related to brewing German style beers and it is not intended to be a complete reference for the home brewing process. It is rather a loose collection of various articles. |
'''Philosophy''' | '''Philosophy''' | ||
− | I do enjoy the scientific aspects of brewing which shows in the articles and want to promote a better understanding of the science behind brewing as well as introduce the advanced brewer to various brewing techniques. Being an engineer I like to know what is happening and how I can control the final product and fix problems when they arise. Despite what many readers would think, I'm a fairly relaxed brewer. Some of that relaxation comes from knowing the process and knowing where attention is necessary and where not. | + | I do enjoy the scientific aspects of brewing, which shows in the articles, and want to promote a better understanding of the science behind brewing as well as introduce the advanced brewer to various brewing techniques. Being an engineer I like to know what is happening and how I can control the final product and fix problems when they arise. Despite what many readers would think, I'm a fairly relaxed brewer. Some of that relaxation comes from knowing the process and knowing where attention is necessary and where not. |
For questions and suggestions contact kai@braukaiser.com | For questions and suggestions contact kai@braukaiser.com |
Revision as of 23:46, 2 April 2008
Welcome to Brau-Kaiser.com. This site is dedicated to subjects that are mostly related to brewing German style beers and it is not intended to be a complete reference for the home brewing process. It is rather a loose collection of various articles.
Philosophy
I do enjoy the scientific aspects of brewing, which shows in the articles, and want to promote a better understanding of the science behind brewing as well as introduce the advanced brewer to various brewing techniques. Being an engineer I like to know what is happening and how I can control the final product and fix problems when they arise. Despite what many readers would think, I'm a fairly relaxed brewer. Some of that relaxation comes from knowing the process and knowing where attention is necessary and where not.
For questions and suggestions contact kai@braukaiser.com
Contents
Preparation
Wort Production
- Evaluating the Crush of the Grain
- Malt Conditioning
- Understanding Mash pH
- The Theory of Mashing
- Experiment: Mash Time Dependency of Wort Fermentability
- Infusion Mashing
- Decoction Mashing
- Batch Sparging Analysis
- Starch Test
Boiling and Wort Transfer
Fermentation
- Understanding Attenuation
- Fermenting Lagers
- Yeast Culturing
- Making Plates Slants
- Inoculating Plates and Slants (not yet available)
- Growing Yeast from a Plate
- freezing yeast (not yet available)
Breweries
Germany
Literature
Misc
Projects
This is what I'm working on and it is not fully ready for public consumption