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  • This focuses on home lab and small brewery lab techniques. * For techniques on separating yeast strains from themselves and from bacteria, see [[Labora
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  • ...ve yeast and bacteria fermentation with an emphasis in alternative brewing techniques. ...aim to provide industry knowledge by providing commercial brewing specific techniques and brewery bios of breweries experimenting in the same subject that wish t
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  • See [[Laboratory_Techniques#Brettanomyces|Laboratory Techniques]]. ...it being the primary natural habitat for ''Brettanomyces''. More recently, techniques have been invented to more easily isolate and grow ''Brettanomyces'' <ref n
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  • ...tect this as a contaminant (see [[Laboratory_Techniques#PCR.2FqPCR|PCR Lab Techniques]]). A recent study used agar plates with 15 g/L<sup>-1</sup> of starch as
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  • ...es. See the [[Wort Souring]] and [[Mixed Fermentation]] pages for brewing techniques with ''Lactobacillus''. See the [[Alternative Bacteria Sources]] section f ...-advanced-techniques-for-fast-souring-beer/ Lactobacillus 2.0 – Advanced Techniques for Fast Souring Beer. Sour Beer Blog. Matt Miller. 11/18/2015. Retriev
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  • ...nd Vinnie Cilurzo from Russian River]</ref>(~49 minutes in)). For hopping techniques/rates/timing, see [[Hops#Aged_Hops_in_Lambic|Hops in Lambic]].
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  • ...ers who are interested in rapid acid production using quick/kettle souring techniques such as [[Wort Souring|wort souring]] may wish to limit or avoid hop use be ...updated model that addresses their limitations in regard to newer hopping techniques such as whirlpool hopping and dry hopping, as well as accounting for IBU's
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  • [[Category:Techniques]] [[Category:Techniques]]
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  • ...ve yeast and bacteria fermentation with an emphasis in alternative brewing techniques. It is our hope that this wiki will serve many people in their endeavors, b
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  • | [[File:Historical Brewing Techniques.jpg|left|75px]] Historical Brewing Techniques: The Lost Art of Farmhouse Brewing || Lars Marius Garshol || 2020 || Brewer | [[File:American_sour_beers.jpg|left|75px]] American Sour Beers: Innovative Techniques for Mixed Fermentations || Michael Tonsmeire || July 7, 2014 || Brewers Pub
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  • ...can be barrel aged with or without ''Brettanomyces''. By mixing different techniques for different specific reasons, brewers have created new and interesting r ==General Fermentation Techniques==
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  • ...Brettanomyces'' and/or bacteria are cultured, then they must use isolation techniques to do so <ref>[http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0716 ...from very old bottles like these often requires agar plates and streaking techniques. If there are not enough viable cells in an older bottle of commercial sou
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  • [[Category:Techniques]]
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  • ...ot all breweries producing spontaneously fermented beer employ these three techniques, but they are generally common among producers. ...of beer for spontaneously fermented beers brewed using traditional lambic techniques <ref>[https://www.facebook.com/blackprojectbeer/videos/580667305468055/ How
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  • ...rsion. Performing a sour mash is similar to [[Wort Souring]] in that both techniques involve acidification of unfermented wort with lactic acid bacteria before * [http://byo.com/kegging/item/1691-sour-mashing-techniques "Sour Mashing: Techniques", BYO, by Dave Green. October 2008.]
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  • ...eir desired results. Examples of how techniques can overlap to create new techniques can also be found in Michael Tonsmeire's pivotal book on mixed fermentation ...latter process <ref>Tonsmeire, Michael. "American Sour Beers: Innovative Techniques for Mixed Fermentations". Brewers Publications, Jun 15, 2014. Pg 125.</re
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  • ...homebrewer; scientific experiments with Brettanomyces and general brewing techniques; maintains a yeast bank ...Larsblog] || Lars Marius Garshol || Amateur Beer historian; touches on old techniques on farmhouse ales and wild yeast.
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  • ==Brewing Techniques== ...eFunk/permalink/2033652283329642/ MTF thread on Brett NEIPA (also includes techniques for IPA's that are brewed with ''S. cerevisiae'' first, and then ''Brettano
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  • * The book "American Sour Beers: Innovative Techniques for Mixed Fermentations," by Michael Tonsmeire. This book is very friendly [[Category:Techniques]]
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  • ...vey of the yeast population inside wine barrels and the effects of certain techniques in preventing microbiological spoilage. Eur Food Res Technol 233, 285–291 ...vey of the yeast population inside wine barrels and the effects of certain techniques in preventing microbiological spoilage. Guzzon, Raffaele & Widmann, Giacom
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  • Other techniques for detected THP in food have been developed, which might be applicable to
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  • ...iki, where you will find the most up to date discussion on the science and techniques of mixed fermentation. ...lending Gueuze] || 2014-03 || Interview with Chris Colby on Gueuze brewing techniques.
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  • ...g in the form of contaminating microorganisms and poor cleaning/sanitation techniques. Biofilms are a common source of persistent brewhouse infections and can be
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  • [[Category:Techniques]]
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  • ...he bioprospecting processes. For general lab techniques, see [[Laboratory Techniques]]. For more information on nonconventional microbes, see [[Nonconventional ...ting up a clean workspace, building and using an alcohol lamp, and aseptic techniques.
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  • [[Category:Techniques]]
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  • ...Conference/videos/881235365357984/ Devin Bell and Dan Pixley on Quick Sour Techniques]</li><li>[https://www.facebook.com/SouthernBrewersConference/videos/8816242
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  • ...ces_At_Bottling|Brettanomyces and Saccharomyces Co-fermentation]] page for techniques for inoculating ''Brettanomyces'' at bottling time into a clean beer that w ...on flavor, see the various [[Table_of_Contents#Brewing_Techniques|Brewing Techniques]] pages. For more information on aging and cellaring packaged beer, see [[A
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  • ...echniques/ "Fruit, Fruit, Fruit! A Practical Guide to Modern Fruit Brewing Techniques" by Bret Kollmann Baker from Urban Artifact at HomebrewCon 2023.]
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  • ...time and practice. Every beer in this category is unique. Create your own techniques and make your own unique beers, and learn how to steer them in the directio ...index.php/2014/08/07/your-home-yeast-made-easy-aseptic-techniques/ aseptic techniques]). See [[Wort_Souring#Dealing_With_Yeast_Contamination|Yeast Contamination
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  • ...nroth also has ''Brettanomyces'' in it <ref>American Sour Beer: Innovative Techniques for Mixed Fermentations. Michael Tonsmeire. 2014.</ref><ref>[https://www. [[Category:Techniques]]
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  • * Fruit, Fruit, Fruit! A Practical Guide to Modern Fruit Brewing Techniques by Bret Kollmann Baker * Oven Beers: Historical Brewing Techniques by Lars Marius Garshol
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  • ...0 unique recipes, a testiment to their willingess to try new processes and techniques <ref name="craftbeertemple"></ref> (~20 min in).
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  • See Techniques of Cellaring below for more information. ==Techniques of Cellaring==
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  • .../1625788987449309/ MTF post by James Thor that documents primitive brewing techniques with sap.]
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  • ...a house culture of English yeast and ''B. claussenii'' using top cropping techniques.] || Joel Stickrod || 10/06/2015 ...on how ''Lactobacillus'' protease works to reduce head retention proteins, techniques to prevent this, and counters certain claims about long cold lactic ferment
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  • ...www.garshol.priv.no/download/historical-tech/ The book "Historical Brewing Techniques" by Lars Marius Garshol.]]] ...and drinking culture differ quite a bit from modern beers, modern brewing techniques, and modern beer packaging/consumption. For example, shelf stability is ge
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  • The normal procedure for [[Wort_Souring|kettle souring]] techniques is to boil the wort a second time after the pH has been lowered in order to
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  • *The brewing techniques similar to those of pale ales and bitters. '''BREWING TECHNIQUES'''
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  • This focuses on home lab and small brewery lab techniques. * For techniques on separating yeast strains from themselves and from bacteria, see [[Labora
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  • ...use of ''Brettanomyces'', some creative brewers have applied wort souring techniques to longer aged [[Mixed Fermentation]] beers and barrel aged beers that do c ...anced-techniques-for-fast-souring-beer/ ''Lactobacillus'' 2.0 – Advanced Techniques for Fast Souring Beer. 11/18/2015. Retrieved 11/19/2015.]</ref><ref name=
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  • ...it being the primary natural habitat for ''Brettanomyces''. More recently, techniques have been invented to more easily isolate and grow ''Brettanomyces'' <ref n
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  • ==Terminology and Combining Techniques== ...her steel ferment or barrel ferment the beer. The ways in which different techniques can be combined are too many to list and are constantly evolving with the c
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  • ==Brewing Techniques== ==Lab/Analysis Techniques==
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  • [[Category:Techniques]]
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  • ...olation]]. For more information on laboratory techniques, see [[Laboratory Techniques]]. ...4925298390831669 MTF post by Cory Widmayer on isolation and identification techniques for ''S. pombe''.]
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  • ==Alternative Fermentation Techniques== Like most wild fermented beverages, a wide variety of techniques can be used to make alternative Meads. Below you'll find a list of ways you
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  • ...y_Assurance#External_Resources|External Resources]] below and [[Laboratory Techniques]]) <ref>Zachary Taggart. "Quality Assurance for Small Breweries: The Key t ...has become less of a source for contaminations due to better education and techniques. Typical sources for contamination also include unclean equipment such as
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  • ...nd Baltic regions who preserve at least some aspects of historical brewing techniques where raw ale is still brewed today. Garshol defines "raw ale" as follows: [[Category:Techniques]]
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  • ==Specific Techniques and Shared info==
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  • ...www.garshol.priv.no/download/historical-tech/ The book "Historical Brewing Techniques" by Lars Marius Garshol.]]] * [http://www.garshol.priv.no/download/historical-tech/ "Historical Brewing Techniques" by Lars Marius Garshol.]
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  • ==Brewing Techniques== ...eFunk/permalink/2033652283329642/ MTF thread on Brett NEIPA (also includes techniques for IPA's that are brewed with ''S. cerevisiae'' first, and then ''Brettano
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  • ...nroth also has ''Brettanomyces'' in it <ref>American Sour Beer: Innovative Techniques for Mixed Fermentations. Michael Tonsmeire. 2014.</ref><ref>[https://www. [[Category:Techniques]]
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