Alcohol strength cannot be assessed by color. Most people think of stouts as having higher alcohol content than lighter beers, but the color of a beer has absolutely nothing to do with its strength. The color of beer depends on the type of grain it is brewed with, and the amount of grain.

Influence of Inorganic Ions in Water on Beer Brewing

Water is the main raw material in beer brewing. Brewing water is called "the blood of beer", and generally includes saccharification water and water for washing wheat grains. The characteristics of world-famous beers are all determined by the water quality of their respective brewing water.

When the wort is boiled to the second half or before the end, use a clean conical flask to sample 250-300ml, put it at room temperature in the saccharification room, and let it cool down to room temperature. Observe the wort in the conical flask. Or muddy precipitation, the wort in the bottle is evenly distributed with a large number of aggregates, which can be flake, flocculent, etc.