DEGONG Brewery Equipment as a professional brewery tanks manufacturer and supplier in China, all the brewery tanks have passed the international industry certification standards, and you can be completely assured of quality. If you do not find your own Intent brewery tanks in our product list, you can also contact us, we can provide customized services.
DEGONG provides semi and fully automated beer brewing equipment worldwide, including installation, training to start your production. We deliver Brewhouses & turnkey projects and like tanks, CIP unit, Keg cleaning, pasteurizer, yeast propagation. we build brewery systems with high technology, perfect craftsmanship at best value for money.
All valves and controls within easy reach and allow for more efficient Keg Washing. We test each unit before shipping and you will be up and cleaning kegs in no time with our simple installation and operating instructions.
The chemical conversion of fermentable sugars into approximately equal parts of ethanol and carbon dioxide gas, through the action of yeast. The two basic methods of fermentation in brewing are top fermentation, which produces ales, and bottom fermentation, which produces lagers.
Brewhouses are comprised of several key pieces of brewing equipment. The mash tun, lauter tun, brew kettle, and whirlpool, in the skilled hand of the brewmaster, convert grain that has been milled through a specialty grain mill, into sweet liquid called “wort”. Wort is subsequently fermented and finished in specialized beer tanks called fermenters and brite tanks.
The chemical conversion of fermentable sugars into approximately equal parts of ethanol and carbon dioxide gas, through the action of yeast. The two basic methods of fermentation in brewing are top fermentation, which produces ales, and bottom fermentation, which produces lagers.
The chemical conversion of fermentable sugars into approximately equal parts of ethanol and carbon dioxide gas, through the action of yeast. The two basic methods of fermentation in brewing are top fermentation, which produces ales, and bottom fermentation, which produces lagers.