Fermentation is the conversion of the glucose in the wort by yeast into ethanol and carbon dioxide gas. Before fermentation begins, the cooled wort needs to be transferred to the vessel where the yeast is added. The final fermentation is completed through three processes of primary fermentation, secondary fermentation and conditioning stages. The fermentation process generates a lot of heat, and the tanks are constantly cooled to maintain the proper temperature.

Friends who like to taste wine know that the oxidation reaction of beer has a bad effect on beer. After the beer is over-oxidized, the aroma becomes lighter, the color becomes darker, and it is bitter and cardboard when drunk. The brewing process of craft beer needs to take corresponding measures to implement control. Our brewers will share some ways to reduce oxidation in beer based on their experience.

Craft beer equipment requires a wealth of raw materials, many of which are malt. Malt plays a wonderful role in the making of beer. It can be fermented by yeast through a specific process to ensure that it can be directly made into beer. Our brewmaster will explain how the malt used in the manufacture of beer equipment affects the beer.

As we all know, the manufacturing water of beer equipment includes cleaning water, brewing water and cooling water. Internationally, the water intake per batch of beer is well below 8 tons. In China, water withdrawals range from 15 to 40 tons per batch of beer. why is it like this?