The key factor that distinguishes ale from lager is that the yeasts used to produce the two beers are different. There are two types of yeast most commonly used in beer: ale yeast and lager yeast, thus producing two different beers Fermentation method: top fermentation of ale yeast and bottom fermentation of lager yeast.

(1) Dry addition method Put an appropriate amount of cooled wort into the yeast inoculator, then wash and save the yeast sludge, pour off the upper part of the water, and add the required amount of yeast (0.6%~0.8%) to the inoculator Inside, make the wort and yeast mix evenly.

While it may feel like you have control over the beer brewing process, there are plenty of outside factors in play. And while there is always a risk of your brewing environment negatively affecting your beer, you can take steps to minimize this risk.

The output of beer brewing depends on the type and size of brewing equipment, how many batches are brewed per day, how many types of beer are brewed, the size and number of fermenters and the beer fermentation cycle are all factors that need to be considered.