6. Water
• In the brewing par-lace, it is
called liquor
• Water can soft or hard
• Each type of water is good
for making beer
• Hard water us ideal for lager
• Soft water is more suitable
for bitter ales.
• Gypsum content – ales
• Chlorine content – porter
beer.
7. Yeast
• Unicellular organism.
• It converts sugars into
alcohol & carbon dioxide.
• Two types of yeast
• Saccharomyces cerevisiae
15-25°c.
• Sacchoromyces
carlsbergensis 5-9°c.s
8. Hops
• It gives beer its dry and
tannic taste.
• They contribute bitterness.
• They aid head retention.
• They have an antibiotic
effect.
• The acidity of hops acts as a
natural preservative.
• Hops contribute floral,
citrus, and herbal aromas.
25. Keg Packaged
DRAUGHT BEER
• Larger or ale
• Bulk beer
• Low level fermentation
• Low level carbonation
• Unpasteurized
• 2 to 4°c
• Shelf life
• co2
26.
27. ALE
• Darker in color
• Higher in alcohol
• Fuller body taste
• More distinctive
taste (Bitter ale,
stout, Porter)
28. LAGER
• Pale in color
• Lighter in taste
• Lower in alcohol
(Light lager, Pilsner)
29. Storage of beer
• Beer is stored upright.
• Even temperature
• Darken room
• 13-15 degree c in cellar
• 4-6 degree for service
• FIFO
30. Life span
• Bottled beer – 6 months.
• Canned beer – 1 years.
• Draught beer – 48 hours after being tapped.
31. Service of beer
• The international
service temperature of
beer is 4 -5o C.
• Open a can or a bottle of
beer firmly.
• Poured at a steep angle
at first & then the angle
should be reduce.
• Glass should be clean.