Course Description
- Description: :
- Module 1:
- Introduction to Brewing:
Begin your journey into the world of beer brewing with a comprehensive overview of the brewing process. Learn about the history of beer, key ingredients (malt, hops, yeast, and water), and different beer styles. Understand the importance of sanitation, equipment, and safety protocols in brewing.
- Module 2:
- Understanding Ingredients:
Dive deep into the world of brewing ingredients and their role in shaping the flavor, aroma, and characteristics of beer. Explore the various types of malt, hops, yeast strains, and water profiles. Learn how to select and source high-quality ingredients for your brews, and discover the art of recipe formulation and experimentation.
- Module 3:
- Brewing Techniques:
Explore the fundamental techniques of beer brewing, from mashing and lautering to boiling, fermenting, and conditioning. Gain hands-on experience with different brewing methods, including all-grain brewing, extract brewing, and partial mash brewing. Master the use of brewing equipment, temperature control, and fermentation management for optimal results.
- Module 4:
- Yeast Management and Fermentation:
Unlock the secrets of yeast biology, propagation, and fermentation control. Learn how to select the right yeast strains for specific beer styles, pitch rates, and fermentation schedules. Discover advanced techniques for yeast handling, yeast health, and troubleshooting common fermentation issues. Harness the power of fermentation to achieve desired flavor profiles and attenuation levels in your beers.
- Module 5:
- Hop Selection and Utilization:
Delve into the world of hops, one of the key ingredients in beer brewing. Explore the different hop varieties, their flavor and aroma characteristics, and the factors that influence hop selection. Learn about hop additions, bittering, flavoring, and aroma hopping techniques. Experiment with hop combinations and hop schedules to create unique and balanced beer recipes.
- Module 6:
- Water Chemistry and Treatment:
Gain a deeper understanding of the role of water in beer brewing and its impact on beer quality. Explore water chemistry principles, pH balance, and water treatment methods. Learn how to adjust water profiles to match specific beer styles, enhance malt and hop flavors, and achieve brewing consistency. Master the art of water chemistry for better brewing results.
- Module 7:
- Beer Quality Control and Analysis:
Learn the importance of quality control and analysis in beer brewing. Explore techniques for sensory evaluation, beer tasting, and flavor profiling. Discover how to identify off-flavors, troubleshoot brewing issues, and maintain beer quality throughout the brewing process. Gain insights into beer packaging, storage, and shelf-life considerations.
- Module 8:
- Advanced Brewing Concepts:
Take your brewing skills to the next level with advanced brewing concepts and techniques. Explore topics such as barrel aging, sour beer production, wild yeast fermentation, and experimental brewing. Learn how to push the boundaries of traditional beer styles and innovate in the world of craft brewing. Gain inspiration from industry experts and brewing pioneers.
- Module 9:
- Beer Styles and Tasting:
Explore a diverse range of beer styles from around the world, including ales, lagers, stouts, porters, IPAs, and more. Learn about the characteristics, ingredients, and brewing techniques associated with each beer style. Develop your palate and sensory skills through guided beer tastings and style comparisons. Expand your knowledge of beer culture and appreciation.
- Module 10:
- Brewing Business and Industry Trends:
Gain insights into the business side of brewing, including brewery operations, marketing, distribution, and sales. Explore current trends and innovations in the craft beer industry, from small-batch brewing to sustainable practices and community engagement. Learn about career opportunities in brewing and how to turn your passion for beer into a successful profession.
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Upon completion of your training, you will receive a personalized certificate of completion to help validate your new skills.
Step-by-Step Courses List
Day 1
- Intro
- History
- Sanitation
- Cleaning
- Extract Batch Equipment
- Air Locks
- Extract Batch Ingredients
- Extract Batch Recipe
- Heating
- First Hop Addition
- Second Hop Addition
- Filtering
- Measuring Density
Day 2
- Mixed Batch Intro
- Adding Malt
- Removing Malt
- Adding Extract
- Adding 1st Hops
- 2nd Hops Addition
- 3rd Hops Addition
- Final Hop Adition
- Add Yeast Part 1
- Add Yeast Part 2
- All Grains Part 1
- All Grains Part 2
- All Ingredients
Day 3
- All Grains Intro
- CU of Fermentation Bubbling
- Adding Grain
- Adding Grain Insert
- Sparging Part 1
- Sparging Part 2
- Sparging Mid Process
- Boiling
- 2nd Hop Addition
- Colling Wort
- Adding Yeast
- Alternative Methods
Day 4
- Post Brewing Overview
- Siphoning
- Bottling
- Capping
- Bottling Alternatives
- Kegs Part 1
- Kegs Part 2
- Natural Carbonation
- Forced Carbonation
- Kegerator
- Finished Product
- Outro
- Certainly, being a brewmaster is one of the coolest occupations in the world, but the job description isn’t limited to just tasting beers: There is a world of work involved in making a beer, from fermenting grains to designing a label to running the daily operations of a brewery.
- There are plenty of courses where aspiring brewmasters can learn the tricks and tools of the trade. These courses cover the entire process and are taught by industry-trained professors, but instead of philosophy and English like a typical college course, lessons span brewery business planning to the agriculture of grains to the logistics of draft lines.
- Brewing beer dates back to the 5th century BC. It's the most consumed beverage in the world today. Home brewing has also come a long way. Since it became legal in 1978, the quality of ingredients have become so good that anyone with no prior brewing experience can make outstanding beer right on their stove top! We start you at the very beginning and step you through the easy to understand process of brewing in your kitchen with basic equipment.
- Regardless of whether learners are looking to boost their homebrewing projects or if they are following their dreams of opening a brewery, an education in brewing is a strong foundation for any career in the beer-making industry.
- If would-be brewers are looking to head back to school to start a career in the alcohol industry, these are the seven best places to take a beer brewing class. The courses below cover not just brewing fundamentals, but also the skills needed to start a brewery business and to properly build and critique beers.
- Go beyond your passion for craft beer and turn it into a career. We created this program to meet the demand for knowledgeable, trained brewers educated in brewing science in the rapidly growing craft beer industry.
Who this course is for:
- Craft beer lovers
- Beginners with no brewing experience
- Beginners with no brewing equipment
- People who want an exact step by step blueprint of the brewing process
- Not intended for people who have already brewed malt extract beer
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