(1) We heat the HLT in advance at night or early morning to prepare hot water. (2) We transfer the calculated (according to the recipe) hot water (eg around 35°C) from the HLT to the MLT (the temperature can be adjusted/mixed by adding a water mixing device).

Beer fermentation is a central part of the beer brewing process. The fermentation process usually manifests itself in four stages: lagging stage, active stage, resting stage and conditioning stage. As a professional brewer, he should effectively control all aspects of fermentation, so that beer can be produced according to plan. Our professional brewers will introduce the changes in the beer fermentation process during the brewing process, and provide reasonable suggestions for you to brew delicious beer.

Brewing a high-quality beer is not so easy, because there are always some unavoidable interference factors in the brewing process, which will make the beer have one or another flavor defect. Therefore, understanding the various flavor defects of beer and their causes will help us to effectively control them during brewing, thereby avoiding or reducing their occurrence.

​The high residual alkalinity of brewing water can affect many important biochemical changes in the process of beer production. For malt that is normally germinated and baked, the pH of the mash is about 5.8, and the pH of the wort is about 5.65; in general, the pH of the brewing water can be increased or decreased by 0.3 for every 10dH change in the residual alkalinity of the brewing water. , so the residual alkalinity will have a series of effects on the brewing process of beer.