A to Z Beer How to Make Beer at Home for Total Beginners
By Lisa Bond
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So, you have decided to make your own beer? Aren't you clever, you little weasel? Yes, we know you need to have a lot of beer for your friends, family, and you of course, because you love beer, otherwise you wouldn't be reading this book.
As you know, milk is for babies and when you grow up you drink beer. As some say beer is a proof God loves us and wants to make us happy.
Beer brewing is not very easy, but not too difficult either. Beer brewing is very satisfying with only a few critical issues. As long as you follow the beer brewing steps, we are sure the success is guaranteed.
Beer brewing is not limited only to only one type of the beer. As you continue to make your beer, you will feel more confident and be able to experiment with different flavors.
You will notice we have made two types of beer brewing for the beginners in this book:
- One is for those who do not have enough space, or time and is with malt extract. Second is for those who want to make beer from a scratch – with real grains.
Whatever you choose it will not influence your beer in a wrong way. They are just longer or shorter version, but the beer gained with any method will be simply amazing.
With the first brew, you will see there is nothing too difficult in a beer brewing. Make sure you follow all the suggestions in this guide. If you have any doubts, at the end of each chapter we have described potential issue, and a solution for many.
Before you start, make sure you have all the equipment, all the ingredients, and time needed to pull this off.
We believe you are equipped with all the information, and that this guide will give answers to all your questions.
Happy Beer Brewing!
Lisa Bond
Lisa Bond lives with her husband and 4 children in Belmont, California. After 20 years in accounting, she decided to write about the little things in life that made her and her family very happy. She stopped analyzing spread sheets and profit and loss and began writing about her many hobbies such as making bath bombs, gardening, raising backyard chickens, bee keeping and many more topics in her vast collection of skill sets. Fortunately, she learned the skill of research at Smith College and she is always studying new things that help her and her family live a better life. Lisa loves sharing ideas with the world.
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A to Z Beer How to Make Beer at Home for Total Beginners - Lisa Bond
Introduction
So, you have decided to make your own beer? Aren't you clever, you little weasel? Yes, we know you need to have a lot of beer for your friends, family, and you of course, because you love beer, otherwise you wouldn't be reading this book.
As you know, milk is for babies and when you grow up you drink beer. As some say beer is a proof God loves us and wants to make us happy.
Beer brewing is not very easy, but not too difficult either. Beer brewing is very satisfying with only a few critical issues. As long as you follow the beer brewing steps, we are sure the success is guaranteed.
Beer brewing is not limited only to only one type of the beer. As you continue to make your beer, you will feel more confident and be able to experiment with different flavors.
You will notice we have made two types of beer brewing for the beginners in this book:
One is for those who do not have enough space, or time and is with malt extract. Second is for those who want to make beer from a scratch – with real grains.
Whatever you choose it will not influence your beer in a wrong way. They are just longer or shorter version, but the beer gained with any method will be simply amazing.
With the first brew, you will see there is nothing too difficult in a beer brewing. Make sure you follow all the suggestions in this guide. If you have any doubts, at the end of each chapter we have described potential issue, and a solution for many.
Before you start, make sure you have all the equipment, all the ingredients, and time needed to pull this off.
We believe you are equipped with all the information, and that this guide will give answers to all your questions.
Happy Beer Brewing!
Basics
Equipment needed
Equipment is mandatory! You will not be able to make anything nevertheless the beer without equipment. So, what does a beer equipment include? You may see the images of different canisters, pots, and so on the web, but believe us, that sort of equipment is not good for the beer making unless you want to make some crappy beer. Just to know, you will not be able to brag yourself with a crappy beer, so investing in a quality equipment is very important. We cannot emphasize how important it is, so we will say it this way, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT!
Equipment for brewing:
Heat Source:
It all starts with a fire; a heat source is the first thing you need to have. And we are not talking about plain camp fire, but a reliable heat source, a type of heat that can bring at least 3 gallons of water to a boil. Stove in your kitchen will usually do the trick, but if you are preparing your beer in a comfort of your garage, then you need to have a reliable heat source.
Boil Pot:
You must have quality boil pot. The boiling pot is a place where all the magic happens. The entire boiling process with all ingredients is happening in the boiling pot. As a beginner, you will probably start with smaller quantities, but as your appetite grows (your family and friends appetite too) the higher amount of beer will have to be made. Therefore, investing in a quality and durable boil pot is imperative.
m35e5f24dMesh strainer:
You need a mesh strainer or fine colander so you can separate grains for the liquid you have created during the brewing process. The ideal size is the one that can hold up few pounds of wet grains. The mesh strainer should be able to fits easily inside the oil pot and your fermentation bucket.
How to Brew_html_md4a3a90Kitchen scale:
Precision is important in any job, especially beer brewing. You can choose a classic kitchen scale, but we suggest that you get an electric one, just to increase precision. The scale does not have to be all shiny and fancy, but the one that will do the job and accurately measure down to 1 gram.
Digital timer:
We are only mentioning this item, but anything can be a timer. If you have an Android or IOS, then you already have a built-in timer. Again, this does not have to be fancy, just easy and practical to use, and of course to beep when the time is