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We would love to educate you about our beer brewing process, which involves malting, mashing, extract separation, hop addition, and fermentation. The method also includes hop and residue removal, cooling, and aeration. Malted barley is converted to alcohol, and a flavoring such as hops is added to balance out the sweetness.
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Malting
Malting is the initial step of the brewing process. Fresh barley, the main ingredient, is soaked in water and rested under precise conditions to encourage germination where the hot air dries it. The process kills the developing acrospires without destroying the enzymes necessary for starch separation. The malt is finally dried in a roaster at 80 °C (176 °F) to make it taste sweet. Afterward, the maltster modifies the starch needed for further processing.
Mashing
After malting, all the crushed grains are mixed with water to form a porridge-like mash mixture. Malt and other cereal starches are transformed into sugars, protein, and other materials. This procedure creates a fermentable liquid called the wort. There are different mashing processes, but the basic three types include infusion, decoction, and temperature-controlled infusion.
Wort Separation
Wort separation takes 4 to 6 hours to complete. The husk forms a filter bed that removes solids from the drained wort, which contains 10%sugar, amino acids, salts, carbohydrates, vitamins, and protein—leaving a residue of dried grains. The solids are sprayed and sparged under 70 °C (160 °F) in the extraction process.
Hop Addition
After the wort separation process, the wort is transferred to the boiling kettle, which is essential to obtain the bitterness value of added hops. A one-quarter pound of the hop plant’s flower Hamulus Lupulus is added per beer barrel.
Fermentation
Fermentation is the most crucial step of the brewing process. The cooled wort is transferred to a fermentation tank where the yeast converts simple sugars in the wort to alcohol and carbon dioxide, producing young green beer. The temperature maintained during fermentation determines the quality of the beer.
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