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Raw Ingredients for Beer (4)

Malted Barley,


Water,


Hops,


Yeast

Top Fermenting Yeast

Ale

Bottom Fermenting Yeast

Lager

The Brewing Process (4)

Mashing,


Boiling,


Fermenting,


Conditioning

Converting Starch into Sugar

Mashing

Sanitizing the Wort and Adding Hops

Boiling

Converting Sugar into Alcohol and Carbon Dioxide

Fermenting

Preparing the Beer for Service

Conditioning

Wort

Liquid separated from grains after mashing

Cracks the malted barley open, cracked barley kernels are called grist

Malt Mill

Where Grist and Hot Water is Mixed

Mash Tun

Where wort is heated to a boil

Brew Kettle

Cooled wort is put in this vessel to begin fermentation

Fermenter

Beer Storage Vessel

Bright Beer Tank

Dark Colored Ales brewed with fully roasted barley. Strong roasted flavors and usually a rich full body

Stout Ales

Dark and often Chocolaty Ales rich and medium bodied w/ slightly roasted flavor

Porter Ale

Wheat Beer, cloudy with flavors of bananas and cloves

Weissbier

Ancient style of beer with sour and fruit flavors with vibrant colors. Fruit beer

Lambic

Fermented beverage using the juice of apples, technically a wine

Cider

Pear Cider

Perry

Neither a beer nor wine, it's it's own unique class of fermented beverage

Saké

Saké production ingredients

Water, Rice, Yeast, Koji mold

50% or more of total rice weight milled away

Highest Quality Saké

Classifications of "Special Designation Saké" (4)

Daiginjo,


Ginjo,


Junmai,


Honjozo